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**Garry Richardson** · 03-16-2008, 04:55 PM

Seeing that the pits are more than 3 kilometres away (in a direct line) from where I live, and the park I was in is shielded by a huge block of flats from the circuit, then I think the annoyance to people living adjacent to the circuit would have more reason to complain about noise at this hour. Now if the event was moved back a further 90 minutes, then the residents close to the circuit would have even more reason to complain, especially if the music was even louder than the F1 cars.

03-16-2008, 04:55 PM	#3
Garry Richardson Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 431 Senior Member	Seeing that the pits are more than 3 kilometres away (in a direct line) from where I live, and the park I was in is shielded by a huge block of flats from the circuit, then I think the annoyance to people living adjacent to the circuit would have more reason to complain about noise at this hour. Now if the event was moved back a further 90 minutes, then the residents close to the circuit would have even more reason to complain, especially if the music was even louder than the F1 cars.
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