Carolgees

Paul> no worries mate. Didn't take it personally, I just didn't want Redline to get a bad name for summat we didn't do. :) I can see where you're coming from. Chris> Again, I can see where you're coming from. I don't know the exact details of how much TOTBII cost to run, but I don't think anyone made as much money from it as you think. :)

Hi guys, Just to clarify what someone said about Redline above, I would just like to make it clear that Redline was a Media Partner with Ten of the Best, which meant that we made no money whatsoever from the event. In fact, it cost us money to help with the show. We were simply trying to help make the event an ongoing success, and it was never our intention to make a quick buck. That said, I understand there has been some negative feedback regarding the cost of the event. All I can say is that TOTB is an event which has the potential to grow and grow, and that feedback such as this will be considered for future shows. At the end of the day TOTB is an event run by enthusiasts, so if you feel you have any comments which could make future events more enjoyable then I'm sure that Simon at TOTB and Chris Mann of the 200+ Club would be happy to hear from you. Cheers, Dan 'Carolgees' - Redline Magazine