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has added a new journalI've created a new village for the sport of Formula 1 racing. Feel free to check it out as anyone can join!
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has added a new journalI was at the race last year and it rocked. Is there a sound more beautiful than the roar of an F1 engine roaring at 18000 RPM...? I think not. Any F1 Fans out there? If you're in that Bay Area (California) you're welcome to watch the race at my place.
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I'll definitely be watching. I beleive many F1 motors now hit close to 20,000 rpm. Pretty cool for sure. I was trying hard to get a ride with one of those Honda Michelin Civics but to no avail. Would have been cool to race in Montreal in the same wknd as the F1 cars. Hopefully next year!
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has added a new journalJust got back from a day at Beavern in PA with a group called redline events.
Love the track! While is was quite small(only 2 miles) it was still very fun! Lot's of elevation changes, one negative camber turn, two fairly long staits and some nice twisty turns.
No comparison to Mosport Int'l Raceway but still great fun and safe place to play.
I think i was the fastest stook there eventhough i am perfectly stock. I just love passing Z06's! hehe.
Recommended track for sure.
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has added a new journalSo, what's everyone doing this summer? Solo events? Racing? Just lapping?
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I will definitely be looking to get more and more seat time. Probably go out to as many auto-x's as possible in my area. I want to at least go to one DE, but I want to do more...
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has added a new journalany one know of any discrete non commercial tracks or unused airsrtips in the uk, preferably not to far out of london.
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Well yeah i can imagine the UK tracks would be busy, one thing i respect about you guys is that you guys have real car enthusiasts whom really know how to drive and your right they are hardcore when it comes to the cars they run on the track... here in the US, what ends up happenning is that local car clubs will use a school or uni parking lot for a saturday and run a autocross event thats usually like 10 pounds or so, and this is just to cover the medicial crew cost required at sanctioned events. Its a lot like how you have the RAC whom sanctions certain events... hopefully there is something like this there in the UK...good luck and what are you driving??prince_franco
would love to hit nurburg track on a regular basis, it's f**kin amazing and if your a hard driver you NEED to take your car there on a truck(trust me).its about 700miles and 8 hours drive away in a car, dont even wanna think about how long it would take in a truck.