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Howard Jones · 03-10-04, 05:15 PM

You know, there is a west coast organization that is similar in that they rent track time and charge a modest fee for club member daily use. I want to think it was something less than $200 for the weekend. Each class got out on the track 4 or 5 times a day.

The club was broken up into 4 or 5 classes with rabbits in class 1 and corvetts, corbra etc in class 4 with faster than that racecars or the like in class 5.

There was classroom 1/2 day requirements for the first day and little or no passing except on the straits. Kind of if you are a fool you're out of the club rules also. I like that one.

If I can find out more I'll post it. This kind of thing would be fun and afforable. Whereas real racing is way out of my buget.

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Howard Jones 10 tenths Join Date: Jun 2002 GT40: San Francisco Bay Area California USA Posts: 1,862 Rep Power: 25	Re: GT40 Race Classification in the US You know, there is a west coast organization that is similar in that they rent track time and charge a modest fee for club member daily use. I want to think it was something less than $200 for the weekend. Each class got out on the track 4 or 5 times a day. The club was broken up into 4 or 5 classes with rabbits in class 1 and corvetts, corbra etc in class 4 with faster than that racecars or the like in class 5. There was classroom 1/2 day requirements for the first day and little or no passing except on the straits. Kind of if you are a fool you're out of the club rules also. I like that one. If I can find out more I'll post it. This kind of thing would be fun and afforable. Whereas real racing is way out of my buget.