This page contains links to the RedBubble web site that contains merchandise based on the diagrams that are included within this web site.
RedBubble was chosen after my being confused while investigating such sites. This was one that I could understand, but not fully and so more updates are expected. The prices were also far more sensible than other retailers, mainly due to postage not being from the USA. I expect to overhaul this section in the future, including suppliers, but that is probably years in the distance, not months. Once a decision is made, these pages will be updated.
Merchandise of Knockhill Circuit
This design is of Knockhill circuit. Note that the circuit is displayed with north pointing to the North. There is another design available with corner names listed, although not for all the merchandise available here as they did not look readable. There is further more detailed design available showing marshal posts.
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Merchandise of Knockhill with Corner Names
This is the same design of Knockhill circuit as above, but this time with corner names provided.
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Merchandise of Knockhill with Marshal Posts
This is the same design of Knockhill circuit as above, but more detailed and with the location of each marshal post displayed.
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Knockhill 2022: UK Circuit Guide (eBook)
This is a complete guide of the Knockhill race circuit. To improve value, cut-down versions of this guide are also available that concentrate on specific areas of interest; you can purchase those individually or this guide alone.
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This guide covers the following details:
- Getting There: Not so much directions, as that is what a sat nav is for, but a map of the local area showing the final stages of the journey. That alleviates the biggest problem of a sat nav where, once you have reached your destination, you cannot see the circuit entrance. Another map is provided, guiding the visitor from the main road into the paddock. Directions and photographs accompany the maps, easing the visitor’s arrival. Also provided are coordinates in Degrees, Minutes, and Seconds (DMS), Decimal Degrees (DD) and What3Words (W3W).
- Marshal Posts: A complete guide to the circuit’s marshal posts. If the circuit has multiple configurations, then each configuration is treated separately, removing potential confusion. An overall map of the circuit, or configuration, is provided, showing the location of each post. Then, each marshal post is described from the perspective of, and for, an approaching driver. Included with the description is a map of the post and photographs to help the driver identify post positions.
- Paddock Tour: A full guide of everything to help a new visitor survive the weekend. aps of the paddock, or separate maps of each paddock, are provided, alongside photographs and text, providing locations of key facilities such as water, toilets/showers, electricity, eateries and more. Also provided are driver-specific requirements, including locations of Race Control, Signing on, the Assembly Area, Scrutineering, Parc Ferme. More driver-focused information is provided for access to the pit lane and circuit, how to line up on the grid for races and start lights/repeater lights locations. The Medical Centre location is also provided. All of these are backed up with yet more photographs.
- Spectating: Many circuits have hidden gems of places from which to watch the action and this guide provides it all. An overall map with a map of the circuit that show the locations of toilets, grandstands, eateries, the Medical Centre and key viewing points. Each of those viewing points are separately described, being provided with a map of the area, photographs of the area and the circuit view, and textual description of the area, including details such as access to water and toilets.
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Page created by Peter Tattersall, December 2023