[andersnorway]

the rule as I got it states, no loose objects IN car, so if you have a bulletcamera on your car outside and the recorder on the inside your trunk its quite ok.that's at least what we were told.

in case of accident, and you don't have a helmet on, a loose window mounted camera or other loose objects in car would be very bad.

filming accidents and putting them on net however is not popular though.

[Krumm]

@ andersnorway

hi ,iam the one from last sunday on the aral station.

we talked about your car and the rest from the day on the track.

i hope to see you once more again to talk together and drive some

rounds over the NS.

[andersnorway]

@ andersnorway

hi ,iam the one from last sunday on the aral station.

we talked about your car and the rest from the day on the track.

i hope to see you once more again to talk together and drive some

rounds over the NS.

ahhh! very cool! I keep ketting lots of messages here and in pms saying they I've talked with them which I think is very nice, mini owners really are friendly and helpful in germany I must say!

thank you very much for pointing out the missing heatshield I am fixing the heatshield now and getting an oil cooler as well, should fix some of my problems.

[Dennis77]

It doesn´t matter which type of cam you´re using. The Nürburgring GmbH don´t want people to film while the Tourist-drives, because they think people might go faster as they would normally. They don´t want you to drive a race. Another aspect might be the financial side. If you get Vids for free, who would buy official vids?

[Buggy]

watch out for http://www.mini2.info/forum/showthread.p...54&page=12