Hi folks,
we're planning to attend the champcar race in Zolder this year (End of
August), and I was wondering if anybody here can recommend some good
accomodation within cycling range of the circuit. A B&B would be great,
or some appartment which offers breakfast for the day.
Thanks in advance & all the best, uwe
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"Uwe Sch�rkamp" wrote..
These guys are about 15km away from the circuit (there are no real centres
of habitation within 10km and any accomodation within 5km is centered around
the participants) http://www.iyhf.org/dba/hostel008014.en.htm
Be quick though, 'cuz the traffic situation here is such many Belgians will
be looking to spend the nights close to the circuit too.
Jan.
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> Hi folks, > > we're planning to attend the champcar race in Zolder this year > (End of August), and I was wondering if anybody here can > recommend some good accomodation within cycling range of > the circuit. A B&B would be great, or some appartment which > offers breakfast for the day.On Sun, 15 Apr 2007 00:39:07 GMT, Jan Verschueren wrote:
Hi Jan,
thanks for the link. I wonder how it comes to be that a GP circuit is
built in the middle of nowhere, 10km from any major population centre,
but so be it ;-)
All the best, uwe
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> "Uwe Schᅵrkamp" wrote.. >> Hi folks, >> >> we're planning to attend the champcar race in Zolder this year >> (End of August), and I was wondering if anybody here can >> recommend some good accomodation within cycling range of >> the circuit. A B&B would be great, or some appartment which >> offers breakfast for the day. > > These guys are about 15km away from the circuit (there are no real centres > of habitation within 10km and any accomodation within 5km is centered around > the participants) http://www.iyhf.org/dba/hostel008014.en.htm > > Be quick though, 'cuz the traffic situation here is such many Belgians will > be looking to spend the nights close to the circuit too. >
"Uwe Sch�rkamp" <[email hidden]> wrote
im > Hi Jan,
>
> thanks for the link. I wonder how it comes to be that a GP circuit is
> built in the middle of nowhere, 10km from any major population centre,
> but so be it ;-)
Well, i've got no idea why (maybe they fear the noise?:). but i know that
it's the case even with fairly modern circuits (Do the words "Magny Cours"
ring a bell?)
Cris
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"Cris Eichler" wrote...
> > <snip>
> Well, i've got no idea why (maybe they fear the noise?:). but i know
> that it's the case even with fairly modern circuits (Do the words
> "Magny Cours" ring a bell?)
I think it's to do with money. If you want to build a circuit somewhere
where people actually want to live and build businesses, the land prices are
going to be too high to afford.
Jan.
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