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Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2007 4:38 am

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deo1961 wrote:

Mikko Nassi wrote:

I wouldn't mind some more information about the track either.

Kanit you've driven there right?

Hi I'm Deo. If you wish to know any particular thing in Thailand karting. U can ask me. I can answer u all.

Thai Karters will be register on Friday morning. There will be around 60-70 Thai to join this race. There will be around 10 Thai karters in Junior class.

Wonderful!!
Great to know that there'll be more drivers entering the race!!
Within the 60-70 Thai drivers, about how many will be in Rotax senior and in open 125 senior then??

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homoskedastic_kanit

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Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2007 2:01 pm

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Hi mikko, and sawasdee krub p.deo,

yeah, i've been practicing there every three days this month, need to practice hard for rotax qualifying round. I agree with all of you about the advantages the KF engines had, i was trailing them in the rotax and no match to them on the straight, it's like st.elmos fire on the track, very quick engine (especially the Vortex one) it just goes so quick, sounds very quick too!!!

By the way mikko, Deo is the president of karting association of thailand, he is a very respectable person in karting society here, nice to have him join here.

Cheers, Kanit

PS. I'm sorry about my unclear typing to illustrate the track layout on that penultimate complex i've mentioned.

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Jukka Koivistoinen

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Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2007 2:03 pm

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Hi Mikko,

You are welcome to show here, how Finns drive karts and little big Formula cars also!!
Once you came you have to wear red!

Brgds other Finn

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Posted: Wed Oct 24, 2007 1:34 pm

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homoskedastic_kanit wrote:

Hi mikko, and sawasdee krub p.deo,

.......By the way mikko, Deo is the president of karting association of thailand, he is a very respectable person in karting society here, nice to have him join here.....

Great!
Now we'll know who can help us out if our team got problems @ the track.
By the way, Our crew will includes some commitees of the Hong Kong Kart Club (Association) too, we can then get some real communication between the karting association of the 2 countries!

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Posted: Wed Oct 24, 2007 2:35 pm

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Can't wait to meet U guys @ saraburi...!!!

By the way, are there any activities U can do @ saraburi other than karting?? (I'm asking it for my wife, she's coming to Thailand with me, and she said she'll be boring to death @ saraburi ) :lol:

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deo1961

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Posted: Wed Oct 24, 2007 3:56 pm

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HK wrote:

homoskedastic_kanit wrote:

Hi guy I'm glad

to see all of you and the commitee of Hong Kong Kart Club at Saraburi soon. It's pity that I don't have time to race in this event 'cause I will be busy with the event. In fact I'd love to race with you all. See u.

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deo1961

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Posted: Wed Oct 24, 2007 4:04 pm

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deo1961 wrote:

HK wrote:

homoskedastic_kanit wrote:

Hi guy I'm glad

By the way if your wife doesn't want to go to the track she can go to the Bhudda temple. Or else hire the mini van from the hotel to go around. Saraburi has many gofe courses nearby. Going to Bangkok to shopping will take only one and a half hour.

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Posted: Fri Oct 26, 2007 4:28 am

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deo1961 wrote:

HK wrote:

homoskedastic_kanit wrote:

Hi guy I'm glad

I've just told my wife this good news (that she can travel arround or even go Bangkok shopping), she's so happy and said that she'll go Bangkok everyday with others driver's wife and girl friends. :wink:

But someone told us it takes 3 hrs. to goto Bangkok!? :?:

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Posted: Fri Oct 26, 2007 4:32 am

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deo1961 wrote:

HK wrote:

homoskedastic_kanit wrote:

Hi guy I'm glad

See U there........we are @ team: Linmark Sun Racing HK
I'm Tonykart #19

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Posted: Mon Oct 29, 2007 5:14 am

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Finally, arrived Thailand today!!
Will stay in Bangkok and gather with other team mates till Wednesday, will then start our pratice @ track Sabu.
What a great city Bangkok is!!

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Mikko Nassi

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Posted: Mon Oct 29, 2007 12:07 pm

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homoskedastic_kanit wrote:

By the way mikko, Deo is the president of karting association of thailand, he is a very respectable person in karting society here, nice to have him join here.

Yup I met Deo in Macau last year.

HK wrote:

:D
Finally, arrived Thailand today!!

Great, looking forward to some updates to find out how the racing is over there!

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deo1961

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Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 2:04 pm

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HK wrote:

deo1961 wrote:

HK wrote:

homoskedastic_kanit wrote:

Hi guy I'm glad

But someone told us it takes 3 hrs. to goto Bangkok!? :?:

No no the most is 2 hours. See you.

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homoskedastic_kanit

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Posted: Thu Nov 01, 2007 12:27 am

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But someone told us it takes 3 hrs. to goto Bangkok!? :?:

[/quote]
No no the most is 2 hours. See you.[/quote]

The Distance between the track and city center is 142 km, I normally drive at the speed of 95 kph (most people go like 110), it takes me by enlarge, less than or about 2 hours to go each way!

BE AWARE! There are possible police speed checks somewhere between KM. 80 - 100 marker, i used to be there already! Speed limit is 90, max. tolerance 115 (in my case)

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Mikko Nassi

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Posted: Fri Nov 02, 2007 4:55 pm

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homoskedastic_kanit wrote:

BE AWARE! There are possible police speed checks somewhere between KM. 80 - 100 marker, i used to be there already! Speed limit is 90, max. tolerance 115 (in my case)

Some great practical advice there. :wink:

btw congratulations on making the Rotax Grand Finals!

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msn

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Posted: Sat Nov 03, 2007 1:29 am

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BE AWARE! There are possible police speed checks somewhere between KM. 80 - 100 marker, i used to be there already! Speed limit is 90, max. tolerance 115 (in my case)

o'o....

thankfully we rented a car! :wink:

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