Autobahn reg forms due this Saturday to avoid late fee
03-16-2009, 08:14 AM
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Autobahn reg forms due this Saturday to avoid late fee
For any of you last minute types...
I'll be at CIR Addison from about 1:00 - 5:00 on Saturday for the LAPS open house watching 12 hours of Sebring, Grand Prix karting and CyperSport.
I'll be at CIR Addison from about 1:00 - 5:00 on Saturday for the LAPS open house watching 12 hours of Sebring, Grand Prix karting and CyperSport.
03-16-2009, 09:08 AM
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All signs point to an early spring - 70's tomorrow? DO IT!
I know the forecast shows some cooler days later this week, but last year we didn't crack 70 until the middle of April.
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03-22-2009, 09:23 AM
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You should be getting an e-mail from Bob with details.
Basically you just need to show-up for the driver's meeting Friday night. You might want to take advantage of the free tech inspections offered by GRD, CPT & Continental prior to the event.
Don't worry - we'll take good care of you. Here's an excerpt from a document I've sent out in the past prior to an event:
What should I bring to the track?
Everyone asks this question, so here’s a list of a few items that I always pass along.
Make sure that your car is in good mechanical order – use the tech inspection form as a guideline. If you are in doubt of your mechanical ability, have a trusted mechanic check out your car.
Tire pressure gauge is a must.
A torque wrench & the appropriate socket is suggested.
Ziplock bags to hold the contents of your glove compartment and console.
A spare set of front brake pads is suggested unless your pads are new or almost new.
Spare fluids for your car – oil, brake fluid & Pentosin.
Spare fluids for you – water and a cooler for day, beverage of your choice for evening.
Something to nosh on to keep your energy up as you may not always have time to eat –
nuts, beef jerky…
A modest tool set for basic repairs (tire rotation at a minimum).
Sunblock and a hat (or other apparel if conditions might change).
Umbrella (we have the events rain or shine).
A folding chair.
Flashlight.
Cash for the concession stand (ATM’s are usually far away).
Comfortable shoes (Sandals, high heels or flip-flops are not allowed for driving).
A pen & notepad.
A roll of paper towel and window cleaner.
And a big Rubbermaid bin (or similar) to put everything in.
Beyond this, you don’t need much for your first event. Leave the ego at home, bring an open mind and a positive attitude and you’ll have a great time.
Basically you just need to show-up for the driver's meeting Friday night. You might want to take advantage of the free tech inspections offered by GRD, CPT & Continental prior to the event.
Don't worry - we'll take good care of you. Here's an excerpt from a document I've sent out in the past prior to an event:
What should I bring to the track?
Everyone asks this question, so here’s a list of a few items that I always pass along.
Make sure that your car is in good mechanical order – use the tech inspection form as a guideline. If you are in doubt of your mechanical ability, have a trusted mechanic check out your car.
Tire pressure gauge is a must.
A torque wrench & the appropriate socket is suggested.
Ziplock bags to hold the contents of your glove compartment and console.
A spare set of front brake pads is suggested unless your pads are new or almost new.
Spare fluids for your car – oil, brake fluid & Pentosin.
Spare fluids for you – water and a cooler for day, beverage of your choice for evening.
Something to nosh on to keep your energy up as you may not always have time to eat –
nuts, beef jerky…
A modest tool set for basic repairs (tire rotation at a minimum).
Sunblock and a hat (or other apparel if conditions might change).
Umbrella (we have the events rain or shine).
A folding chair.
Flashlight.
Cash for the concession stand (ATM’s are usually far away).
Comfortable shoes (Sandals, high heels or flip-flops are not allowed for driving).
A pen & notepad.
A roll of paper towel and window cleaner.
And a big Rubbermaid bin (or similar) to put everything in.
Beyond this, you don’t need much for your first event. Leave the ego at home, bring an open mind and a positive attitude and you’ll have a great time.