The Friends of Mick n Phil Half Marathon

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Hanneke Feb 2008 9:58pm, 6 Feb 2008 28,215 posts	0 Hanneke However, I am a qualified first aider, if we have enough medics and first aiders amongst us we can cover it, but we will need an ambulace on site...
Marathon Lads Feb 2008 10:00pm, 6 Feb 2008 1,716 posts	0 Marathon Lads How about a fork lift truck
Dave A Feb 2008 10:01pm, 6 Feb 2008 4,852 posts	0 Dave A Wheelbarrow?
Norrin Radd Feb 2008 10:02pm, 6 Feb 2008 280 posts	0 Norrin Radd Am first aider too paint my cheeks
topcorner Feb 2008 10:02pm, 6 Feb 2008 4,640 posts	0 topcorner Howzabout Donnington circuit - right next door to Warwickshire, right in the middle of the country?
sLickster Feb 2008 10:08pm, 6 Feb 2008 39 posts	0 sLickster Yeah, Donnington, the weekend of the download festival?!? We can run around the track whilst listening to the 'Rock/Metal/...' music.
fetcheveryone Feb 2008 10:08pm, 6 Feb 2008 2,166 posts	0 fetcheveryone Ooh Donnington - that's reet near me. All round to mine for jam tarts after
topcorner Feb 2008 10:09pm, 6 Feb 2008 4,641 posts	0 topcorner Seriously Slicks - my idea of heaven!
Hanneke Feb 2008 10:11pm, 6 Feb 2008 28,222 posts	0 Hanneke Hmmm, I have a red van, we can paint a white cross on it
fetcheveryone Feb 2008 10:19pm, 6 Feb 2008 2,167 posts	0 fetcheveryone Just looked at Donnington. They are advertising track sessions, where drivers can drive around the track for 20 minutes, for £145 (peak season). If we were to book the track for a whole morning (9am til 1pm), I make that £1740, although I'm guessing we might get a discount for a block booking. If we got 500 runners, which I don't think is an enormous field, then the cost of the track itself would be about £3.50 each. That's just speculation though, and obviously there are quite a few other costs.