Stoney

One can purchase tickets to the Audi hospitality tent (below), but they are pricey... a couple hundred bucks, IIRC. Probably get a free flag and cap.

Having been in the tent before, I can say it is a pleasure to be out of the sun, and to have TV coverage when crashes happen. Also, the drivers and other celebrities come by (Mario Andretti for example).

But, the track is so interesting to explore, and the corral can be fun visiting with other owners, that the tent isn't worth that much money to us.

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American Le Mans Series
Motorsports
In 2001, the Audi Sport team celebrated overall victory in the American Le Mans Series (ALMS), the legendary endurance races of the Le Mans 24 Hours and the 12 Hours of Sebring. The 2002 motorsports season will see Audi attempt to defend titles in the American Le Mans Series and the famed endurance events at Le Mans and Sebring.
To order hospitality tickets for this race, contact Audi Program Headquarters at ASNAhospitality@aol.com. For additional information about the racetrack and hotels around the track, or to order regular tickets, please visit the Laguna Seca website.

September 22
Laguna Seca
Monterey, California

Email: ASNAhospitality@aol.com

P. Bauer

I'm down. I think Steve S. said that may not be possible this year....

s4wood

To do a corral...someone has to pay $40/ticket for a minimum of 30 tickets ($1200)...then you get a spot out by turn #5. However, this has to be PRE-PAID. I did it last year...I am not bellying up to the bar this year. Sears Point does not require this.

I will be in the VIP tent again on Sunday.