My route for 2018 is here:
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Guy at work had his mustang wheels refurbed and resprayed here:

https://www.thewheelspecialist.co.uk/lo ... ottingham/

Also seems to have very good rating on Google. NG7 post code.

I had no issues with H.A. Fox Derby either which isnt too much further than Leciester.

I did Donington Park because there are 3 classes available. Novice, Intermediate and Advanced. The advanced class is reserved for none road cars and people with racing licenses so with novice and intermediate you DONT have a 911 race car up your chuff all the time like on the ring! You can also hire...

I tracked my last car at Donington Park. Got it insured via Adrian Flux for £145 for the day with a £2k excess up to the value of £40k max claim. At least it is covered for the worse then. The only other advice Donington Park gave, was to stop immediately as you enter the park and on private ground ...

Very good gains for £1,800 for out of warranty cars.

I would say if you are only driving 6 months a year then go RWD If, like me, you want to use 24x7x365 then I chose AWD. It is still rear biased and will step out of line if poked but provides grip when you need it. A biased opinion as my last car was AWD, and I said I would never go back to RWD/FWD ...

Mine has been OK apart from sometimes I have no audio. The media button doesn't work and the mode button on the steering wheel does nothing. This seems to happen when I have a USB device connected. My last car had a "soft" reboot option - hold down the media on/off button for 20 seconds wh...

Working OK for me on Android device running v7 following update earlier this week.
You need to have "location" switched on though I have found otherwise it wont yet you do remote switch on / unlock / etc

My 400 has no tyre rim protectors - those are P-Zeros from factory. Had a set of Gators fitted instead as the kerbs around my way are those old 1900's ones, all uneven and worn and the height is the start of the wheel.