Infinite driving fun for £150

It's probably not a good idea to leave blogs idle for so long, but I think it's the idea that it seems a bit redundant next to my main project, Raadius; it's causing me to place it rather lower on my list of priorities. This is not a sound justification for a whole host of reasons, I know, but I'll be making more of an effort to keep it fresh.

It's not as if nothing's happened. At the start of December, I attended a trackday at Brands Hatch circuit in England's South East; it was also the first trackday I've ever attended. To say it was a totally absorbing, exhillerating rush is to scratch the descriptive surface of what was the most thrilling day of my motoring life so far. It was a huge rush to be able to consistently push the car to the limits of adhesion - and a few times, beyond! If you want to know more about the day, you can go here.

And the best part is, you do not need a modified sports car or loads of cash to enjoy yourself, and you don't have to be a skillful racing god, either. If anyone reading this blog has considered doing a trackday but got the impression they weren't accessible (or incredibly friendly and professionally-run) I urge you to have a look at what's on offer in your area, and book a day. You'll be waxing on about it for weeks after. In fact, you can yammer about it in the forum I set up for just such a thing.