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This might be all you really need but I also drilled through the other mounting hole through stanchion behind the screen and put the other fixing through it with a washer and nut. Jobs a good 'un, take minutes. Edited by Grubbster on Sunday 17th March Gingerbread Man 9, posts months. Do you guys find that these give a better view back over the standard Caterham mirrors?

The Caterham one's appear to have a bigger area to them, but I'm assuming that they are flat glass and these can be specced as convex. BJ31 2 posts 53 months. I have just installed these mirrors on my road going Caterham 7 by following the basis of these instructions thanks DSG, very well compiled and presented!

To install on a road car, where you will be refitting the doors when required by our wonderful weather, the mounting for the mirrors can be installed on the centre screw position on the windscreen frame this is dictated by the door hinges overlapping the area where the windscreen frame screw hole would be used for the mirror mounts I used exactly the same method as detailed by DSG but would add 2 pieces of additional advice.

In this case I installed the washer that comes with the mirror kit between the body of the mount and the rubber washer. When tightened like this the necessary resulting angle was achieved. You have a dedicated coordinator who is always on hand to offer you help, support and advice. The Academy is structured so you can get the best out of your experience and introduction into Motorsport. The first time the Caterham Team will see the Academy drivers is towards the end of at the Academy Seminar.

Caterham goes through in detail the journey drivers are about to embark on with top tips to help them along the way. You are not allowed to have team support in this series. Caterham Support is included within the price of the Academy. Therefore, if anything goes wrong on your car while you are at the circuit the Caterham team will be on hand to help fix the problem.

This does not include the cost of parts. Roadsport is the next step for our Academy drivers. Therefore, anyone new coming into the Championship must have done less than 5 races we check with Motorsport UK. Drivers that wish to enter Roadsport must speak to the Senior Coordinator as it is at their discretion due to the Championship only being for invited novices.

You are not allowed to have team support in this Championship. It is mandatory to use Caterham Support this is to keep a fair, level playing field while keeping the cost down. Seven R is the third step on our ladder. At this point drivers have 20 races under their belts. If you wish to compete in this Championship then you must contact the Senior Coordinator who will ask you a series of questions.

Taking into account your ability and driving experience the Coordinator will advise you of the most appropriate grid. To join this grid we recommend you have done more than 5 races. You are allowed team support in this Championship. Alternatively, you can have Caterham Support please see support page as to what this entails. Seven R is a very mixed yet experienced grid. This is a very popular Championship and in Caterham suspended their registrations due to the high demand to race in one of our most competitive Championships in the UK.

There is a priority system for the R grid, therefore, if you are interested in entering the R grid you must contact the Senior Coordinator and register your interest as soon as possible so you can be put on the waiting list.

The racing is close, fast and exciting with many of the drivers going onto compete in higher series e. Last post.

Last seen: 1 day 3 hours ago. Hi, Does anyone know if caterhamracer. Cheers Mark. Matthew Willoughby. Last seen: 2 days 20 hours ago. I know a couple of people that are racing in thaf series and neither of them race in the official Caterham championships so I'm pretty sure that's not a requirement.