Bongo Fury

The fifth and final phase of Muz Tours for this year didn’t require passports, ferries or Euros, although it was south of Birmingham so we took our passports just in case.




We were soon set up on the packed campsite....


....although Mrs Muz fancied one of these complete with roof terrace


It’s hard work all this Muz Tour business

Time to watch the pre-race air display....




Helicopters aren’t supposed to be able to do this

There were several other Bongos at the circuit, no idea who any of these people are.


This one in the other half of the Area-24 campsite


This one in the drivers’ carpark


This one near the central display area


This one in the paddock overflow.....


.....along with this one


.....and this one with an awning on the offside

Part of this post edited by Muz, reason posted below.

Honda Integra


Vauxhall VX220, Mitsubishi Lancer, Corvette C5


BMW M3 E46


Ginetta G50, Honda Civic, Honda Integra


A Volkswagen Lupo


Aston Martin N24


Mosler MT900


Corvette C5


Volkswagen Beetle


BMW M3 E46


Mosler MT900


Mosler MT900

Northamptonshire sunset


Delicately char-grilled beefburgers for tea


Why can’t kids keep still for just a few seconds?


The Jrs having a go at driving




That’s all from us for this year.....


.....now we can tick all the boxes and have a little rest!

As usual muz fantastic photo's. i must admit i do like the commentary and info you give with your pics , my fave is the yellow car with the lights on . brill. keep up the good work. see you soon.

Tantastic Muz

With stories like these, who needs Caravan & Camping Magazine

I greatly admire the 'get up and go' you guys have. Our family is more 'get up eventually and muddle about', though I love them to bits

Brill as always.

Muzorewa wrote:That’s all from us for this year.....


.....now we can tick all the boxes and have a little rest!

You won't know what to do with yourselves now.

brorabongo wrote:You won't know what to do with yourselves now.

I've got one or two ideas for 'odd' weekends

Plus I'm working on next year's "Team Muz Inner & Outer Hebrides Tour"

You never know then Muz ,might see you in the Outer Hebrides , going again next year, with maybe another two hangers on like earlier this year , no names mentioned DABS and BDC.

It's only at the planning stage yet, we would have gone this year but didn't have enough holidays - apparently I've been away rather a lot already this year

Plus next year, the Road-Equivalent-Tariff kicks in so some of the crossings should be a lot cheaper

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This ones mine...............1st time out ...............

Were you in the outside carpark after the finish, as we drove back & forth looking for another suitable photo?

Despite what was stated at Silverstone over the tannoy system that the driver of the TVR (Andy Neate) was air-lifted to hospital as a precaution but was conscious and generally ok, it has been announced by his wife today that he is in an induced coma with a broken neck, amongst other serious injuries, and his future is far from clear. His neck cannot be operated on at the moment. Thinking of him, his wife and his kids, I'll put that part of the post back should he make a good recovery, otherwise it is in poor taste on here.

Best wishes to him from Team Muz

Excellent pics as usual Muz You Muz's certainly know how to Bongo

Yes I was there but driving around the circuit to see some Marshal freinds and I agree with you RE: Andy Neate thoughts with his family at this time, my brother was one of the rescue guys who got him out, hence why I was camped in the Marshals camping