Cabourg doesn't have a ferry port, it's a small coastal town just east of Caen!

If you mean Cherbourg then it's quite a lot further than Caen, about 50 or 60 miles I think, Last time I used Cherbourg I found the drive to be quite tedious tbh.

I don't think Bernie would need bailing out for £400 Million tbh.  According to the Sunday Times Rich list he is worth £2.5 Billion! So can afford the best lawyers to sort it out for him.

Booked ours too, Out on the 31st May back on 16th June, Pompey - Caen and back.

Slightly more expensive than last year but not by much, but then I did pick the standard fare which only requires a 50% deposit, last year, which was a rollover from the year that wasn't, was an economy fare.

Best to get bookings in early if you want a cabin and are travelling on popular dates!

Now just have to wait for the ACO to announce when tickets go on sale, September time I expect, unless they want to get the cash in early!

There is a picture of T17 in this article so you should be able to work it out from that! http://www.dailysportscar.com/2018/06/03/major-grandstand-upgrade-planned-for-le-mans-centennial.html

I've never sat that far up I'm afraid, If I come across any plans I'll let you know.

I don't have an actual plan, but we were in T17 this year so I might be able to help with that question.

We are heading down to Portsmouth tomorrow evening (1st June) for a Brittany Ferry, I will def be allowing some extra time as it's the start of the long bank holiday weekend.

Just buy two, they are cheap enough!

The campsites open early this year so it may be busy by Wednesday.

Depending on your direction of travel but you'll probably need to go via Arnage and follow the signs, to get to the campsite as the track will be in use of course 

I'm guessing the program is your best bet if you are going.

Out Pompey - Caen Wednesday 1st June overnight
Usual Hotel with a Mulsanne pitch for socialising and chilling
Back Caen - Pompey Friday 17th June overnight.

Is it time to go yet?

You are probably ok on the way out, but don't forget the Duty Free limits on the way back, just 24 bottles of wine and 42 litres of beer per person, entering the EU the limit is just 16 litres of beer. 
Note that if you get caught over the limits then you pay duty on the whole lot not just the excess.

cut 'n' paste from their website - "Open non-stop from Friday, 3rd June 9.00 am to Monday, 13th June noon." I think it applies to all campsites

Limited from what I have seen in the past, much like Mulsanne. But handy for the track and not a millions miles from Arnage village.

But see http://www.beermountain.com/p/arnage.html it may be a bit out of date but I doubt it's changed much.

Tickets all booked, GA's, T18, Parking Blanc, Mulsanne Camping (not for sleeping, we have a hotel for that ).

All rather painless, just a queue to get in, still, better than it being slow and crashing constantly as in previous years.

Ferry was booked a while back, so we are all ready to go, just need Covid to play ball!