CityTech at Laguna September 14th
07-25-2013, 10:49 PM
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Originally Posted by DaPhatty' timestamp='1374819177' post='22688156
[quote name='andrewhake' timestamp='1374814497' post='22688090']
In all seriousness though. The CityTech day at Laguna is usually the only one that isn't $300+ and Buttonwillow is relatively inexpensive year round.
In all seriousness though. The CityTech day at Laguna is usually the only one that isn't $300+ and Buttonwillow is relatively inexpensive year round.
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Indeed. If you are gonna do it, do it right!
07-26-2013, 01:27 PM
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Whats the difference between signing up for the challenge or just the "track day"? Seems like the lap timer is free for the challenge. Are you allowed to run the challenge if you're a beginner?
07-26-2013, 01:33 PM
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Beginners should not run the challenge. It is safety issues. You need to be aware of your surrounding, and the speed difference is too great. You might get spooked when a lot faster car come about, or you might be a rolling chicane for the faster guys.
Beginners should work toward competing in the challenge.
Beginners should work toward competing in the challenge.
07-26-2013, 06:57 PM
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Originally Posted by MMisencik157' timestamp='1374790797' post='22687559
I would be in street class. I don't know what to do! I will be driving down from Chico so going to Laguna would be a shorter drive than Buttonwillow, the weather will be much better at Laguna and Mac and I would finally have our wingless GPW battle 
Congratulations it has been decided. See you at Laguna!
Here is some inspiration:
In all seriousness though. The CityTech day at Laguna is usually the only one that isn't $300+ and Buttonwillow is relatively inexpensive year round.
I think Anish is having the same dilemma so I told him to pick one and Ill go to whichever one he decides. Yeah the price with the discount is very reasonable compared to some other organizations but the main attraction for me is the people who would be there to drive with from s2ki!
07-26-2013, 09:55 PM
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Hahah according to your GIF Laguna is the rougher and dirtier track
I think Anish is having the same dilemma so I told him to pick one and Ill go to whichever one he decides. Yeah the price with the discount is very reasonable compared to some other organizations but the main attraction for me is the people who would be there to drive with from s2ki!
I think Anish is having the same dilemma so I told him to pick one and Ill go to whichever one he decides. Yeah the price with the discount is very reasonable compared to some other organizations but the main attraction for me is the people who would be there to drive with from s2ki!
07-26-2013, 10:01 PM
#67
The data becomes much more useful when you have run out of ways to find more speed simply using your own judgement.
07-27-2013, 03:54 PM
#70
So tempted to sign up! I've never run Laguna before, only T-hill and Buttonwillow. Man it's pretty $$ though, compared to those other tracks. This would be my first track day in the S2000, though I have done about 10 track days in my other cars. I think I would need some new brake pads if I were to sign up, which is even more money. Argh!