Octobercross
08-21-2006, 06:18 AM
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Octobercross
Hi All
Here is the info on the Corvette club autocross:
You all would be "guests", so the cost is $15.00
per event. There are 5 events per day, and 2 runs per
event.
May want to sit out the 1st event to watch it
first, then run 2nd or 3rd or the rest.
We are running 5 events on Saturday, and 5 on
Sunday (rain or shine).
Car must pass a basic saftey inspection prior to
running (brakes, tires, seat belts, helment, remove
loose items, ect...,) Helment must be a "SNELL" rated
1995 or newer model, either SNELL-M, or SNELL-SA, a
"D.O.T." only helment will not pass, many are rated
"Snell", and "D.O.T." both.
Start times are listed, assume we will be done by
5:00 pm on Saturday, and 4:00 pm on Sunday, but we
will run until complete, those times are just normal
from previous years.
We normally run the two parking lots on the
Northwest corner of the GM plant, I believe they are
number 7 and 8, farthest West lots. About a 60 second
course time, 3/4 mile in length
Here is the info on the Corvette club autocross:
You all would be "guests", so the cost is $15.00
per event. There are 5 events per day, and 2 runs per
event.
May want to sit out the 1st event to watch it
first, then run 2nd or 3rd or the rest.
We are running 5 events on Saturday, and 5 on
Sunday (rain or shine).
Car must pass a basic saftey inspection prior to
running (brakes, tires, seat belts, helment, remove
loose items, ect...,) Helment must be a "SNELL" rated
1995 or newer model, either SNELL-M, or SNELL-SA, a
"D.O.T." only helment will not pass, many are rated
"Snell", and "D.O.T." both.
Start times are listed, assume we will be done by
5:00 pm on Saturday, and 4:00 pm on Sunday, but we
will run until complete, those times are just normal
from previous years.
We normally run the two parking lots on the
Northwest corner of the GM plant, I believe they are
number 7 and 8, farthest West lots. About a 60 second
course time, 3/4 mile in length
08-21-2006, 08:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Hondassport,Aug 21 2006, 11:12 AM
Sorry thaat is the best I can do...Pete
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08-21-2006, 04:56 PM
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I'll use the "no helmet" excuse not to do this 
Does anyone knwo if standard insurance plans covers repairs needed from this type of activity? Bills2k_2001? Hyedracyl?
Does anyone knwo if standard insurance plans covers repairs needed from this type of activity? Bills2k_2001? Hyedracyl?
08-22-2006, 05:04 AM
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Originally Posted by 8BALL,Aug 22 2006, 07:54 AM
Yes I do and the answer is
NO!
Standard coverage will not do it for you. Don't know though if specific insurance can be bought for this purpose.
NO!
Standard coverage will not do it for you. Don't know though if specific insurance can be bought for this purpose.
if there i$ an in$urance available