Hi all
im posting this on the general topic as I do not want it to be hijacked or go off tangent. Basically it’s my take on the long awaited joint venture of two of the many triumph clubs.
First of all the organising of the event fell short of the mark, you did a Stirling job with the resources you where given, however area’s that could be improved on
1/ on site catering was woefull,
2/ the Tssc office was just shy of a party gazebo! Can we not invest a bit more, into the first public contact point, to a more functional mobile office.
3/ the site layout was disjointed and separated by the race course. No pedestrian access other then the track used by cars on an off the site. No traffic management at this point
4/ the traders including auto jumble need to be looked after. To the effect the chosen site should have an undercover shed /barn to house them. We got away with it this year as the weather could have been worse
5/ camping facilities were limited
The good points,
1/ two large triumph clubs merging for an event.
2/ entertainment was excellent
3/ the event was held in a good position for all to attend
4/ the foot fall, or should I say tyre tread was good. It appeared everyone made an effort to go.
So in summary, a marginal success. However, the tssc and tr registered should have pushed the boat out further and hired a site that would cover my misgivings. You all know the site I have in mind . For those that don’t , Malvern. Just the other side of the m5. Yes I know it is expensive but the cost covered by two clubs should be able to bear it.
If the weather had carried on as it was on Friday, the event would have suffered greatly.
To the management, you got away with it this year but please please don’t loose this momentum, make sure Gayden has the necessary infrastructure or better still re look at Malvern.
Those people that gave up there spare time and effort for the weekend thank you. Please dont take my remarks as negative but as constructive criticism and in that spirit if I can help with next year in anyway please call on me.
Shaun Beavon