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Built-By-Bones
01-30-2006, 11:04 AM
Greetings all Time Trial Participants and future competitors,

many of you know the problems the CO Time Trial program is facing at the present time. As announced at our awards banquet in Nov 2005, we have been forced to cancel the 2006 season due to the closure of the Mead racetrack.

Our program had 6 dates booked for 2006, but the closing of Mead, along with Pikes Peak raceway, and Second Creek raceway, as well as Pueblo losing the SCCA sanction, has left our area without any suitable track in the Front Range area.

We are intending holding at least one event, possibly two, in 2006, and would like your help with a survey to determine how best to serve you - our time trial participant.

Please visit our time trials website if you have any questions regarding our program.

http://www.sccatimetrials.org/

Grant Barclay

Built-By-Bones
01-30-2006, 11:05 AM
Please quote this post, edit it to include your answers, then add your reply to this thread.


- Are you an SCCA member?

- Have you participated in Time Trials in the last 24 months?

- Have you driven in HPDE's, Solo 1, or PCA or BMW driving schools before?

- Do you have other high speed track experience?

- Would you consider travelling beyond the Denver area for a T/Trials event?

- Would you consider travelling 4 hours or less, say to La Junta?

- Would you consider travelling 8 hrs or less, say to Sandia, NM?

- Would you travel further, but less than 12 hrs, say to Miller Motorsports Park or Topeka?

- Do you trailer you race car?



- for an event at say La Junta would you prefer
- a one day event? please state preference for Sat or Sun
- a two day event?
- if you would attend a two day event, would you prefer
- to have seperate events each day?
- run the same direction both days?
- run opposite directions?
- lots of practice/test n tune/qualify on Sat? main event on Sunday?
- drivers school Sat/ main event Sun?

For some tracks the fees are significantly higher than we are used to in CO
- would you spend $100/day for an event entry?
- would you spend $150/day for entry?
- would you spend $200/day?
- would you spend $250/day
- would you spend $300/day

some final questions
- do you intend travelling out of state for motorsports (solo, road racing, time trials, other series) in 2006?
- would you travel further to events if transport can be arranged for you car?
- are you prepared to pay for transporting your car to an event, say MMP, say $500 for the round trip?

Built-By-Bones
01-30-2006, 11:11 AM
Please quote this post, edit it to include your answers, then add your reply to this thread.


- Are you an SCCA member? YES

- Have you participated in Time Trials in the last 24 months? YES

- Have you driven in HPDE's, Solo 1, or PCA or BMW driving schools before? YES

- Do you have other high speed track experience? YES

- Would you consider travelling beyond the Denver area for a T/Trials event? YES

- Would you consider travelling 4 hours or less, say to La Junta? YES

- Would you consider travelling 8 hrs or less, say to Sandia, NM? YES

- Would you travel further, but less than 12 hrs, say to Miller Motorsports Park or Topeka? maybe, depends on the track and the event

- Do you trailer you race car? yes



- for an event at say La Junta would you prefer
- a one day event? please state preference for Sat or Sun
- a two day event? 2 day event
- if you would attend a two day event, would you prefer
- to have seperate events each day? i'd prefer this
- run the same direction both days?
- run opposite directions?
- lots of practice/test n tune/qualify on Sat? main event on Sunday?
- drivers school Sat/ main event Sun? Carol prefers this

For some tracks the fees are significantly higher than we are used to in CO
- would you spend $100/day for an event entry? yes
- would you spend $150/day for entry? yes
- would you spend $200/day? yes
- would you spend $250/day maybe,
- would you spend $300/day probably not

some final questions
- do you intend travelling out of state for motorsports (solo, road racing, time trials, other series) in 2006? yes
- would you travel further to events if transport can be arranged for you car? maybe, cost would be important
- are you prepared to pay for transporting your car to an event, say MMP, say $500 for the round trip? maybe, I'd pay up to 25c per mile to have my car transported to an event.

tag
01-30-2006, 06:40 PM
- Are you an SCCA member? Yes

- Have you participated in Time Trials in the last 24 months? Yes

- Have you driven in HPDE's, Solo 1, or PCA or BMW driving schools before? Yes

- Do you have other high speed track experience? Yes

- Would you consider travelling beyond the Denver area for a T/Trials event? Yes

- Would you consider travelling 4 hours or less, say to La Junta? Yes

- Would you consider travelling 8 hrs or less, say to Sandia, NM? Maybe

- Would you travel further, but less than 12 hrs, say to Miller Motorsports Park or Topeka? Topeka Yes, MMP Probably not - tow over the mountains is too much.

- Do you trailer you race car? Yes



- for an event at say La Junta would you prefer
- a two day event? YES
- if you would attend a two day event, would you prefer
- to have seperate events each day? Yes
- run opposite directions? YES
- lots of practice/test n tune/qualify on Sat? main event on Sunday? Maybe
- drivers school Sat/ main event Sun? Okay, I'll still be there.

For some tracks the fees are significantly higher than we are used to in CO
- would you spend $100/day for an event entry? Yes
- would you spend $150/day for entry? ?? starting to lose me . . . probably would still come out and play
- would you spend $200/day? Nope
- would you spend $250/day ?No
- would you spend $300/day No

some final questions
- do you intend travelling out of state for motorsports (solo, road racing, time trials, other series) in 2006? Prefer not to
- would you travel further to events if transport can be arranged for you car? Yes
- are you prepared to pay for transporting your car to an event, say MMP, say $500 for the round trip? 500 is too much, how about $150 :)

BoulderG
01-30-2006, 07:43 PM
- SCCA member? Yes
- Time Trials in the last 24 months? Several
- Driven HPDE's, Solo 1, or PCA or BMW driving schools before? CO SCCA Solo I at Stapleton, several others.
- Other high speed track experience? YES
- Travel beyond the Denver area for a T/Trials event? We're forced to now, aren't we? Yes.
- 4 hours or less, say to La Junta? Yes
- 8 hrs or less, say to Sandia, NM? Much less likely.
- Further, but less than 12 hrs, say to Miller Motorsports Park or Topeka? MMP, maybe. Topeka, much less likely. The cost in time and money would be very high.
- Do you trailer you race car? No.
- for an event at say La Junta would you prefer:
Not sure.
- would you spend $200/day? It would have to be a _great_ experience. No more than that.
- Travel out of state for motorsports in 2006? No.
- are you prepared to pay for transporting your car to an event, say MMP, say $500 for the round trip? That seems a reasonable price, but it is far more than I would be prepared to spend.

More comments:
Several people on this list now have TaG and/or Shifter Karts. Any possibilty of adding kart classes to the time trials? I know it is the Sports CAR Club of America, not the Sports KART Club of America, so the answer might be "No!"

dmdirks
01-31-2006, 09:16 AM
- Are you an SCCA member? Yes.

- Have you participated in Time Trials in the last 24 months? Yes.

- Have you driven in HPDE's, Solo 1, or PCA or BMW driving schools before? Yes.

- Do you have other high speed track experience? Yes.

- Would you consider travelling beyond the Denver area for a T/Trials event? Yes.

- Would you consider travelling 4 hours or less, say to La Junta? Yes.

- Would you consider travelling 8 hrs or less, say to Sandia, NM? Maybe.

- Would you travel further, but less than 12 hrs, say to Miller Motorsports Park or Topeka? Not likely.

- Do you trailer you race car? No.



- for an event at say La Junta would you prefer
- a two day event? Yes.
- if you would attend a two day event, would you prefer
- to have seperate events each day? Yes.
- run opposite directions? Yes.
- lots of practice/test n tune/qualify on Sat? main event on Sunday? That's fine.
- drivers school Sat/ main event Sun? That's fine, too.

For some tracks the fees are significantly higher than we are used to in CO
- would you spend $100/day for an event entry? Yes.
- would you spend $150/day for entry? Maybe.
- would you spend $200/day? No.
- would you spend $250/day Nooo.
- would you spend $300/day :eek: (No.)

some final questions
- do you intend travelling out of state for motorsports (solo, road racing, time trials, other series) in 2006? Small chance.
- would you travel further to events if transport can be arranged for you car? Yes.
- are you prepared to pay for transporting your car to an event, say MMP, say $500 for the round trip? I would consider < $0.25/mile.

mjmauro
01-31-2006, 10:03 AM
Please quote this post, edit it to include your answers, then add your reply to this thread.


- Are you an SCCA member? Yes

- Have you participated in Time Trials in the last 24 months? Yes

- Have you driven in HPDE's, Solo 1, or PCA or BMW driving schools before? Yes

- Do you have other high speed track experience? Yes
- Would you consider travelling beyond the Denver area for a T/Trials event? yes

- Would you consider travelling 4 hours or less, say to La Junta? yes

- Would you consider travelling 8 hrs or less, say to Sandia, NM? Maybe

- Would you travel further, but less than 12 hrs, say to Miller Motorsports Park or Topeka? no

- Do you trailer you race car? no



- for an event at say La Junta would you prefer
- a one day event? please state preference for Sat or Sun
- a two day event? yes
- if you would attend a two day event, would you prefer
- to have seperate events each day? no
- run the same direction both days? no
- run opposite directions? yes
- lots of practice/test n tune/qualify on Sat? main event on Sunday? no
- drivers school Sat/ main event Sun? no

For some tracks the fees are significantly higher than we are used to in CO
- would you spend $100/day for an event entry? yes
- would you spend $150/day for entry? no
- would you spend $200/day? no
- would you spend $250/day no
- would you spend $300/day no

some final questions
- do you intend travelling out of state for motorsports (solo, road racing, time trials, other series) in 2006? yes
- would you travel further to events if transport can be arranged for you car? no
- are you prepared to pay for transporting your car to an event, say MMP, say $500 for the round trip? no
Mark Mauro

Captain_Solo
01-31-2006, 10:22 AM
- Are you an SCCA member? YES

- Have you participated in Time Trials in the last 24 months? NO

- Have you driven in HPDE's, Solo 1, or PCA or BMW driving schools before? NO

- Do you have other high speed track experience? YES

- Would you consider travelling beyond the Denver area for a T/Trials event? YES

- Would you consider travelling 4 hours or less, say to La Junta? YES

- Would you consider travelling 8 hrs or less, say to Sandia, NM? MAYBE

- Would you travel further, but less than 12 hrs, say to Miller Motorsports Park or Topeka? MAYBE

- Do you trailer you race car? NOPE



- for an event at say La Junta would you prefer
- a one day event? please state preference for Sat or Sun
- a two day event? DEFINITELY A TWO DAY
- if you would attend a two day event, would you prefer
- to have seperate events each day? YES, DEFINITELY
- run the same direction both days?
- run opposite directions?
- lots of practice/test n tune/qualify on Sat? main event on Sunday?
- drivers school Sat/ main event Sun?

For some tracks the fees are significantly higher than we are used to in CO
- would you spend $100/day for an event entry? YES
- would you spend $150/day for entry?YES
- would you spend $200/day?NOPE
- would you spend $250/day? NOPE
- would you spend $300/day? TO DRIVE MY CAR? NO FRIGGIN WAY

some final questions
- do you intend travelling out of state for motorsports (solo, road racing, time trials, other series) in 2006? DEFINITELY
- would you travel further to events if transport can be arranged for you car? MAYBE
- are you prepared to pay for transporting your car to an event, say MMP, say $500 for the round trip? YES, IF ROUND TRIP EXCEEDS 2000 MILES.

Built-By-Bones
02-01-2006, 09:45 AM
thanks guys - keep em coming. feel free to add any comments or suggestions. I think this survey is really going to help our planning.

Grant

Jake Latham
02-01-2006, 10:07 AM
Please quote this post, edit it to include your answers, then add your reply to this thread.


- Are you an SCCA member?
Yes

- Have you participated in Time Trials in the last 24 months?
Yes

- Have you driven in HPDE's, Solo 1, or PCA or BMW driving schools before?
No

- Do you have other high speed track experience?
Yes - SCR "Free" Days

- Would you consider travelling beyond the Denver area for a T/Trials event?
Yes

- Would you consider travelling 4 hours or less, say to La Junta?
Yes

- Would you consider travelling 8 hrs or less, say to Sandia, NM?
Yes - only for a 2-day though.

- Would you travel further, but less than 12 hrs, say to Miller Motorsports Park or Topeka?
Yes - only for a 2-day though.


- Do you trailer you race car?
Yes <g>

- for an event at say La Junta would you prefer
2-day.

- if you would attend a two day event, would you prefer
- to have seperate events each day?
- run the same direction both days?
- run opposite directions?
- lots of practice/test n tune/qualify on Sat? main event on Sunday?
- drivers school Sat/ main event Sun?

2 days of competition driving - any combination is fine. It's about track time against the clock!



For some tracks the fees are significantly higher than we are used to in CO
- would you spend $100/day for an event entry?
- would you spend $150/day for entry?
- would you spend $200/day?
- would you spend $250/day
- would you spend $300/day

200/day probably my practical limit.

some final questions
- do you intend travelling out of state for motorsports (solo, road racing, time trials, other series) in 2006?
Yes

- would you travel further to events if transport can be arranged for you car?
Would only self-transport, so immaterial to me.

- are you prepared to pay for transporting your car to an event, say MMP, say $500 for the round trip?

As above.



(filler to make the scripts happy)

Paul
02-01-2006, 10:32 AM
Please quote this post, edit it to include your answers, then add your reply to this thread.


- Are you an SCCA member? YES

- Have you participated in Time Trials in the last 24 months? YES

- Have you driven in HPDE's, Solo 1, or PCA or BMW driving schools before? YES

- Do you have other high speed track experience? YES

- Would you consider travelling beyond the Denver area for a T/Trials event? We have little choice at this point

- Would you consider travelling 4 hours or less, say to La Junta?

Two day event - probably only one time.

- Would you consider travelling 8 hrs or less, say to Sandia, NM?

No

- Would you travel further, but less than 12 hrs, say to Miller Motorsports Park or Topeka?

Not at this time

- Do you trailer you race car?

No

- for an event at say La Junta would you prefer
- a one day event? please state preference for Sat or Sun
- a two day event?
- if you would attend a two day event, would you prefer
- to have seperate events each day?
- run the same direction both days?
- run opposite directions?
- lots of practice/test n tune/qualify on Sat? main event on Sunday?
- drivers school Sat/ main event Sun?

If I travel a two day event would be best. Seperate events on both days, but am open to ideas as long as we get two days.

For some tracks the fees are significantly higher than we are used to in CO
- would you spend $100/day for an event entry?
- would you spend $150/day for entry? I'm good to here
- would you spend $200/day? Time Trials at VIR maybe?
- would you spend $250/day
- would you spend $300/day

some final questions
- do you intend travelling out of state for motorsports (solo, road racing, time trials, other series) in 2006?

Not at this time

- would you travel further to events if transport can be arranged for you car?

Yes.

- are you prepared to pay for transporting your car to an event, say MMP, say $500 for the round trip?

$150 sounds better. $500 would be to a great track on the east coast.

I know the Audi club is having an event at MMP. Transportation of vehicles is around $150 the last I heard.

Paul

Weston
02-01-2006, 11:37 AM
- Are you an SCCA member?
Yes

- Have you participated in Time Trials in the last 24 months?
Yes

- Have you driven in HPDE's, Solo 1, or PCA or BMW driving schools before?
Yes

- Do you have other high speed track experience?
Yes

- Would you consider travelling beyond the Denver area for a T/Trials event?
Yes, but would need to find an affordable tow (at least for the way home)

- Would you consider travelling 4 hours or less, say to La Junta?
Yes

- Would you consider travelling 8 hrs or less, say to Sandia, NM?
Yes

- Would you travel further, but less than 12 hrs, say to Miller Motorsports Park or Topeka?
Yes

- Do you trailer you race car?
No, but I would have to for non-local tracks

- for an event at say La Junta would you prefer
- a one day event? If it's a one-day event, then Sunday
- a two day event? Yes

- if you would attend a two day event, would you prefer
- to have seperate events each day? Yes
- run the same direction both days? No
- run opposite directions? Yes
- lots of practice/test n tune/qualify on Sat? main event on Sunday? Yes, that's a great idea. This would be my preferance.
- drivers school Sat/ main event Sun? I probably wouldn't attend the school

For some tracks the fees are significantly higher than we are used to in CO
- would you spend $100/day for an event entry? Yes
- would you spend $150/day for entry? Maybe... Definately, if it's a one day event
- would you spend $200/day? Maybe, but only for a one day event
- would you spend $250/day? Probably not
- would you spend $300/day? Not unless we are going to Laguna Seca ;)

some final questions
- do you intend travelling out of state for motorsports (solo, road racing, time trials, other series) in 2006? Yes, but only once or maybe twice
- would you travel further to events if transport can be arranged for you car? Absolutely!
- are you prepared to pay for transporting your car to an event, say MMP, say $500 for the round trip? Yes, but $500 is much too high... I would think that we could find a more economical tow. I'd pay $100-$150... otherwise, I'd have to arrange something on my own or just take my chances.

BoulderG
02-01-2006, 12:40 PM
Weston makes a really good point...

If I were to attend an event that was "far from home" - which means any track event in the foreseeable future - I would absolutely require a backup plan to get my car and myself safely home in case of mechanical failure, crash, etc.

I hadn't thought of it earlier, but I couldn't take the risk of being stuck in SLC or Topeka or NM with a busted car and no reliable (and reasonably affordable) way home. I wouldn't be happy about the risk in Pueblo or LaJunta, either, but they're a lot closer.

So for me, and perhaps for others who don't trailer, it would be a requirement to have a contigency plan.

I'm not expecting a free tow home if my car is broken or crashed. But I couldn't take the risk of "market rate" from wherever I am.

Geremy

Weston
02-01-2006, 03:05 PM
...

I'm not expecting a free tow home if my car is broken or crashed. But I couldn't take the risk of "market rate" from wherever I am.

Geremy

Yeah, Uhaul is about $500 to rent their truck and a car hauler for a one way trip home from Salt Lake City. :eek: And we don't even want to think about the cost of a flat bed tow truck.

However, if you have a vehicle with a proper hitch and towing capacity, you can rent a Uhaul car trailer for $49.95/day or $39.95/day for a car dolly (but those are cheap and small enough that you might as well just buy one). Of course, I'm lacking a vehicle that could pull a car on a trailer, so that's kind of a problem...

charger 53
02-01-2006, 10:29 PM
Please quote this post, edit it to include your answers, then add your reply to this thread.


- Are you an SCCA member? Yes

- Have you participated in Time Trials in the last 24 months? Yes

- Have you driven in HPDE's, Solo 1, or PCA or BMW driving schools before? No

- Do you have other high speed track experience? Yes

- Would you consider travelling beyond the Denver area for a T/Trials event? Yes

- Would you consider travelling 4 hours or less, say to La Junta? Yes

- Would you consider travelling 8 hrs or less, say to Sandia, NM? Yes

- Would you travel further, but less than 12 hrs, say to Miller Motorsports Park or Topeka? Yes

- Do you trailer you race car? Yes



- for an event at say La Junta would you prefer
- a one day event? please state preference for Sat or Sun
- a two day event? Yes
- if you would attend a two day event, would you prefer
- to have seperate events each day? Yes
- run the same direction both days? Yes
- run opposite directions?
- lots of practice/test n tune/qualify on Sat? main event on Sunday? No
- drivers school Sat/ main event Sun? No

For some tracks the fees are significantly higher than we are used to in CO
- would you spend $100/day for an event entry? Yes
- would you spend $150/day for entry? Yes
- would you spend $200/day? Yes
- would you spend $250/day No
- would you spend $300/day No

some final questions
- do you intend travelling out of state for motorsports (solo, road racing, time trials, other series) in 2006? If necessary
- would you travel further to events if transport can be arranged for you car? No
- are you prepared to pay for transporting your car to an event, say MMP, say $500 for the round trip? No

I would travel as far as time and finances permit to participate. LaJunta is my 1st choice. I would go to as many events as we could have there if it didnt break the bank. (Lajunta isn't as far for me.)

eladams
02-02-2006, 09:01 AM
- Are you an SCCA member? Yes

- Have you participated in Time Trials in the last 24 months? Yes

- Have you driven in HPDE's, Solo 1, or PCA or BMW driving schools before? No

- Do you have other high speed track experience? Yes

- Would you consider travelling beyond the Denver area for a T/Trials event? Sure. How about Alamosa?

- Would you consider travelling 4 hours or less, say to La Junta? Yes. Not 4 hours for me.

- Would you consider travelling 8 hrs or less, say to Sandia, NM? Yes. 4 hours for me

- Would you travel further, but less than 12 hrs, say to Miller Motorsports Park or Topeka? No

- Do you trailer you race car? Not currently



- for an event at say La Junta would you prefer
- a one day event? please state preference for Sat or Sun
- a two day event? Yes
- if you would attend a two day event, would you prefer
- to have seperate events each day? Yes
- run the same direction both days? No
- run opposite directions? Yes
- lots of practice/test n tune/qualify on Sat? main event on Sunday?
- drivers school Sat/ main event Sun?

For some tracks the fees are significantly higher than we are used to in CO
- would you spend $100/day for an event entry? Yes
- would you spend $150/day for entry? ?
- would you spend $200/day?
- would you spend $250/day
- would you spend $300/day

some final questions
- do you intend travelling out of state for motorsports (solo, road racing, time trials, other series) in 2006? Perhaps
- would you travel further to events if transport can be arranged for you car? No
- are you prepared to pay for transporting your car to an event, say MMP, say $500 for the round trip? No
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Coloradomark
02-02-2006, 12:17 PM
- Are you an SCCA member?
Yes

- Have you participated in Time Trials in the last 24 months?
Yes

- Have you driven in HPDE's, Solo 1, or PCA or BMW driving schools before?
Yes

- Do you have other high speed track experience?
Yes

- Would you consider travelling beyond the Denver area for a T/Trials event?
Yes

- Would you consider travelling 4 hours or less, say to La Junta?
Yes

- Would you consider travelling 8 hrs or less, say to Sandia, NM?
Yes

- Would you travel further, but less than 12 hrs, say to Miller Motorsports Park or Topeka?
Yes

- Do you trailer you race car?
No

- for an event at say La Junta would you prefer

a two day event

- if you would attend a two day event, would you prefer
- to have seperate events each day? Yes
- run the same direction both days? No
- run opposite directions? Yes
- lots of practice/test n tune/qualify on Sat? main event on Sunday? If same direction than main event on Sunday works - if opposite directions than each day needs the same format
- drivers school Sat/ main event Sun? no

For some tracks the fees are significantly higher than we are used to in CO
- would you spend $100/day for an event entry? Yes
- would you spend $150/day for entry? Maybe... Definately, if it's a one day event
- would you spend $200/day? Maybe, but only for a one day event
- would you spend $250/day? depends on track/track time
- would you spend $300/day? depends on track/track time

some final questions
- do you intend travelling out of state for motorsports (solo, road racing, time trials, other series) in 2006? Yes
- would you travel further to events if transport can be arranged for you car? Absolutely!
- are you prepared to pay for transporting your car to an event, say MMP, say $500 for the round trip? $500 seems high, but it makes sense at $300.

mark

tripledigits
02-05-2006, 06:28 AM
Please quote this post, edit it to include your answers, then add your reply to this thread.


- Are you an SCCA member? Yes

- Have you participated in Time Trials in the last 24 months? Yes

- Have you driven in HPDE's, Solo 1, or PCA or BMW driving schools before? Yes

- Do you have other high speed track experience? Yes

- Would you consider travelling beyond the Denver area for a T/Trials event? Yes

- Would you consider travelling 4 hours or less, say to La Junta? Yes

- Would you consider travelling 8 hrs or less, say to Sandia, NM? Maybe, definitely

- Would you travel further, but less than 12 hrs, say to Miller Motorsports Park or Topeka? No

- Do you trailer you race car? Yes



- for an event at say La Junta would you prefer
- a one day event? please state preference for Sat or Sun Sun
- a two day event? Yes
- if you would attend a two day event, would you prefer
- to have seperate events each day? Yes
- run the same direction both days? No
- run opposite directions? Yes
- lots of practice/test n tune/qualify on Sat? main event on Sunday? Yes
- drivers school Sat/ main event Sun? No

For some tracks the fees are significantly higher than we are used to in CO
- would you spend $100/day for an event entry?
- would you spend $150/day for entry? Yes
- would you spend $200/day? No
- would you spend $250/day
- would you spend $300/day

some final questions
- do you intend travelling out of state for motorsports (solo, road racing, time trials, other series) in 2006? Yes
- would you travel further to events if transport can be arranged for you car? No
- are you prepared to pay for transporting your car to an event, say MMP, say $500 for the round trip? No

Jeff Brauch-----B Mod

rlavende
02-08-2006, 09:06 AM
[QUOTE=Built-By-Bones]Please quote this post, edit it to include your answers, then add your reply to this thread.


- Are you an SCCA member? YES

- Have you participated in Time Trials in the last 24 months? YES

- Have you driven in HPDE's, Solo 1, or PCA or BMW driving schools before? NO, EXCEPT 1/2 DAY WITH MIKE PETTIFORD.

- Do you have other high speed track experience? SCR OPEN DAYS?

- Would you consider travelling beyond the Denver area for a T/Trials event?YES

- Would you consider travelling 4 hours or less, say to La Junta?YES

- Would you consider travelling 8 hrs or less, say to Sandia, NM?YES

- Would you travel further, but less than 12 hrs, say to Miller Motorsports Park or Topeka?YES

- Do you trailer you race car?NO, BUT AS GEREMY POINTS OUT, WOULD NEED CONTINGENCY PLAN TO GET HOME.



- for an event at say La Junta would you prefer
- a one day event? please state preference for Sat or Sun
- a two day event?
EITHER ONE IS GOOD
- if you would attend a two day event, would you prefer
- to have seperate events each day?
- run the same direction both days?
- run opposite directions?
- lots of practice/test n tune/qualify on Sat? main event on Sunday?
- drivers school Sat/ main event Sun?

For some tracks the fees are significantly higher than we are used to in CO
- would you spend $100/day for an event entry?YES
- would you spend $150/day for entry?YES
- would you spend $200/day?YES
- would you spend $250/day MAYBE
- would you spend $300/day UMMM, MAYBE

some final questions
- do you intend travelling out of state for motorsports (solo, road racing, time trials, other series) in 2006? NOT YET
- would you travel further to events if transport can be arranged for you car?YES
- are you prepared to pay for transporting your car to an event, say MMP, say $500 for the round trip? POSSIBLY - THAT IS PRETTY STEEP.

BARCLAYS: GOOD LUCK WITH THIS, AND THANKS FOR THE EFFORT.
RICH LAVENDER
YELLA Z06, #3SS

vettelee
02-09-2006, 03:57 PM
Please quote this post, edit it to include your answers, then add your reply to this thread.


- Are you an SCCA member?Yes

- Have you participated in Time Trials in the last 24 months?Yes

- Have you driven in HPDE's, Solo 1, or PCA or BMW driving schools before? Yes

- Do you have other high speed track experience? Yes

- Would you consider travelling beyond the Denver area for a T/Trials event? Yes

- Would you consider travelling 4 hours or less, say to La Junta? Yes

- Would you consider travelling 8 hrs or less, say to Sandia, NM? Maybe

- Would you travel further, but less than 12 hrs, say to Miller Motorsports Park or Topeka? Yes

- Do you trailer you race car? No



- for an event at say La Junta would you prefer
- a one day event? please state preference for Sat or Sun
- a two day event? X
- if you would attend a two day event, would you prefer
- to have seperate events each day? Yes
- run the same direction both days?
- run opposite directions? Yes
- lots of practice/test n tune/qualify on Sat? main event on Sunday?
- drivers school Sat/ main event Sun?

For some tracks the fees are significantly higher than we are used to in CO
- would you spend $100/day for an event entry? Yes
- would you spend $150/day for entry? If it's a good track
- would you spend $200/day? Only if it's a great track
- would you spend $250/day Hmmmm?
- would you spend $300/day Doubt my race budget allows that.

some final questions
- do you intend travelling out of state for motorsports (solo, road racing, time trials, other series) in 2006? Maybe to Miller Motorsports track NASA TT
- would you travel further to events if transport can be arranged for you car? If I could split transportation costs.
- are you prepared to pay for transporting your car to an event, say MMP, say $500 for the round trip? For me it's too close to justify the car tranport cost but would love to race there.

BlueVelocity
02-10-2006, 12:55 PM
- Are you an SCCA member? yes

- Have you participated in Time Trials in the last 24 months? yes

- Have you driven in HPDE's, Solo 1, or PCA or BMW driving schools before?

- Do you have other high speed track experience? yes

- Would you consider travelling beyond the Denver area for a T/Trials event? yes

- Would you consider travelling 4 hours or less, say to La Junta? yes

- Would you consider travelling 8 hrs or less, say to Sandia, NM? yes/transport dependant

- Would you travel further, but less than 12 hrs, say to Miller Motorsports Park or Topeka? yes, transport dependant

- Do you trailer you race car?
Not currently


- for an event at say La Junta would you prefer
- a one day event? please state preference for Sat or Sun
- a two day event? yes
- if you would attend a two day event, would you prefer
- to have seperate events each day?
- run the same direction both days?
- run opposite directions? yes
- lots of practice/test n tune/qualify on Sat? main event on Sunday?
- drivers school Sat/ main event Sun?

For some tracks the fees are significantly higher than we are used to in CO
- would you spend $100/day for an event entry? yes
- would you spend $150/day for entry? yes
- would you spend $200/day? yes
- would you spend $250/day yes/at this point it has to be Top/Miller quality
- would you spend $300/day yes/same as above

some final questions
- do you intend travelling out of state for motorsports (solo, road racing, time trials, other series) in 2006? Other than time trials, no
- would you travel further to events if transport can be arranged for you car? yes
- are you prepared to pay for transporting your car to an event, say MMP, say $500 for the round trip?[/QUOTE] $500 is a bit steep.


Erron Spalsbury
E-Mod Stealth

mmccoy
02-11-2006, 07:05 PM
- Are you an SCCA member?
yes
- Have you participated in Time Trials in the last 24 months?yes

- Have you driven in HPDE's, Solo 1, or PCA or BMW driving schools before? yes

- Do you have other high speed track experience?yes

- Would you consider travelling beyond the Denver area for a T/Trials event?yes

- Would you consider travelling 4 hours or less, say to La Junta?yes

- Would you consider travelling 8 hrs or less, say to Sandia, NM?no

- Would you travel further, but less than 12 hrs, say to Miller Motorsports dependsPark or Topeka?depends

- Do you trailer you race car? no



- for an event at say La Junta would you prefer
- a one day event? please state preference for Sat or Sun Sat
- a two day event? yes
- if you would attend a two day event, would you prefer
- to have seperate events each day?yes
- run the same direction both days?no
- run opposite directions?yes
- lots of practice/test n tune/qualify on Sat? main event on Sunday?yes
- drivers school Sat/ main event Sun?yes

For some tracks the fees are significantly higher than we are used to in CO
- would you spend $100/day for an event entry?yes
- would you spend $150/day for entry?no
- would you spend $200/day?no
- would you spend $250/dayno
- would you spend $300/dayno

some final questions
- do you intend travelling out of state for motorsports (solo, road racing, time trials, other series) in 2006?no
- would you travel further to events if transport can be arranged for you car?maybe
- are you prepared to pay for transporting your car to an event, say MMP, say $500 for the round trip? no


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Chrisj
02-17-2006, 06:27 PM
Please quote this post, edit it to include your answers, then add your reply to this thread.


- Are you an SCCA member? Yes

- Have you participated in Time Trials in the last 24 months? Yes

- Have you driven in HPDE's, Solo 1, or PCA or BMW driving schools before? No

- Do you have other high speed track experience? Yes

- Would you consider travelling beyond the Denver area for a T/Trials event? Yes

- Would you consider travelling 4 hours or less, say to La Junta? Yes

- Would you consider travelling 8 hrs or less, say to Sandia, NM? once a year for a two day event - yes

- Would you travel further, but less than 12 hrs, say to Miller Motorsports Park or Topeka? Once a year for a two day event - yes

- Do you trailer you race car? no, but with these kind of distances I might



- for an event at say La Junta would you prefer
- a one day event? please state preference for Sat or Sun
- a two day event? two day event
- if you would attend a two day event, would you prefer
- to have seperate events each day?
- run the same direction both days?
- run opposite directions?
- lots of practice/test n tune/qualify on Sat? main event on Sunday?
- drivers school Sat/ main event Sun? Any of the above are good - last two are best

For some tracks the fees are significantly higher than we are used to in CO
- would you spend $100/day for an event entry? Yes
- would you spend $150/day for entry? Yes
- would you spend $200/day? For a great track - yes
- would you spend $250/day For a really great track once a year
- would you spend $300/day Maybe for Laguna Seca or Road Atlata - but nothing I'm going to drive to from Denver.

some final questions
- do you intend travelling out of state for motorsports (solo, road racing, time trials, other series) in 2006? Don't want to, but willing to.
- would you travel further to events if transport can be arranged for you car? Possibly
- are you prepared to pay for transporting your car to an event, say MMP, say $500 for the round trip? Sounds a little pricy - if this is the cost, I'd probably find another way

26STX
02-24-2006, 02:38 PM
Please quote this post, edit it to include your answers, then add your reply to this thread.


- Are you an SCCA member?
YES

- Have you participated in Time Trials in the last 24 months?
YES

- Have you driven in HPDE's, Solo 1, or PCA or BMW driving schools before?
TimeTrials school twice last year.

- Do you have other high speed track experience?
NO

- Would you consider travelling beyond the Denver area for a T/Trials event?
YES

- Would you consider travelling 4 hours or less, say to La Junta?
YES

- Would you consider travelling 8 hrs or less, say to Sandia, NM?
Maybe

- Would you travel further, but less than 12 hrs, say to Miller Motorsports Park or Topeka?
Maybe, but that would be hard without a trailer.

- Do you trailer you race car?
I wish, but no.



- for an event at say La Junta would you prefer
- a one day event? please state preference for Sat or Sun
- a two day event?
A two day event would make traveling seem more worth it to me.

- if you would attend a two day event, would you prefer
- to have seperate events each day?
- run the same direction both days?
- run opposite directions?
- lots of practice/test n tune/qualify on Sat? main event on Sunday?
- drivers school Sat/ main event Sun?
An event both days, but no preference on direction of travel (any of those tracks will be new to me anyway)

For some tracks the fees are significantly higher than we are used to in CO
- would you spend $100/day for an event entry?
Yes
- would you spend $150/day for entry?
Yes
- would you spend $200/day?
Pushing it, but if I felt I had the cash then yes.
- would you spend $250/day
Same as $200
- would you spend $300/day
Probably not.

some final questions
- do you intend travelling out of state for motorsports (solo, road racing, time trials, other series) in 2006?
That depends on you (I would consider it for Trials, but don't plan to do it for AutoX)

- would you travel further to events if transport can be arranged for you car?
Interesting, maybe.

- are you prepared to pay for transporting your car to an event, say MMP, say $500 for the round trip?
Would not want to commit to that, but maybe. That makes for an expensive weekend with race fees, hotels, tires, etc.



Thanks for working on this. Last season was my first experience with the Trials (and racetracks in general) and I loved it. Hopefully your efforts will help us get a least a couple of days in. I appreciate it!

CorSport
03-03-2006, 10:00 PM
- Are you an SCCA member? YES

- Have you participated in Time Trials in the last 24 months? YES

- Have you driven in HPDE's, Solo 1, or PCA or BMW driving schools before? NO

- Do you have other high speed track experience? SCR Free Days ;)

- Would you consider travelling beyond the Denver area for a T/Trials event? YES

- Would you consider travelling 4 hours or less, say to La Junta? YES

- Would you consider travelling 8 hrs or less, say to Sandia, NM? NO

- Would you travel further, but less than 12 hrs, say to Miller Motorsports Park or Topeka? Maybe Once a Year

- Do you trailer you race car? Not Yet ... soon ...


- for an event at say La Junta would you prefer
- a one day event? please state preference for Sat or Sun
- a two day event? TWO DAY ... so I can pick either one of the days to go ...
- if you would attend a two day event, would you prefer
- to have seperate events each day? YES
- run the same direction both days? NO
- run opposite directions? YES
- lots of practice/test n tune/qualify on Sat? main event on Sunday? NO
- drivers school Sat/ main event Sun? NO

For some tracks the fees are significantly higher than we are used to in CO
- would you spend $100/day for an event entry? YES
- would you spend $150/day for entry? MAYBE
- would you spend $200/day? NO
- would you spend $250/day NO
- would you spend $300/day BETTER BE ONE BAD ASS TRACK

some final questions
- do you intend travelling out of state for motorsports (solo, road racing, time trials, other series) in 2006? MAYBE ONCE
- would you travel further to events if transport can be arranged for you car? YES, ABSOLUTELY
- are you prepared to pay for transporting your car to an event, say MMP, say $500 for the round trip? NO, ABOUT $200

Hope this helps you guys out.
Tai Kahn
CorSport

Shusterman
03-05-2006, 07:10 PM
- Are you an SCCA member? Yes

- Have you participated in Time Trials in the last 24 months? Yes

- Have you driven in HPDE's, Solo 1, or PCA or BMW driving schools before? Yes

- Do you have other high speed track experience? Yes, Depends on what you call high speed

- Would you consider travelling beyond the Denver area for a T/Trials event? Yes

- Would you consider travelling 4 hours or less, say to La Junta? Yes

- Would you consider travelling 8 hrs or less, say to Sandia, NM? Maybe

- Would you travel further, but less than 12 hrs, say to Miller Motorsports Park or Topeka? Maybe

- Do you trailer you race car? No



- for an event at say La Junta would you prefer
- a one day event? please state preference for Sat or Sun Either
- a two day event?
- if you would attend a two day event, would you prefer
- to have seperate events each day? Yes
- run the same direction both days? No
- run opposite directions? Yes
- lots of practice/test n tune/qualify on Sat? main event on Sunday? Maybe once for a new track
- drivers school Sat/ main event Sun? Maybe once for a new track

For some tracks the fees are significantly higher than we are used to in CO
- would you spend $100/day for an event entry? Yes
- would you spend $150/day for entry? It better be a great track
- would you spend $200/day? Your pushing it buddy
- would you spend $250/day Pound sand
- would you spend $300/day Piss off

some final questions
- do you intend travelling out of state for motorsports (solo, road racing, time trials, other series) in 2006? No
- would you travel further to events if transport can be arranged for you car? Maybe
- are you prepared to pay for transporting your car to an event, say MMP, say $500 for the round trip? Nope

Built-By-Bones
03-06-2006, 10:10 PM
thanks guys,

I will keep the thread open another week or so. This info will really help us plan some great future events, even though our CO front range track situation looks bleak at present.

keep the reply's coming

Grant

67ITBFSP
03-06-2006, 10:20 PM
Please quote this post, edit it to include your answers, then add your reply to this thread.


- Are you an SCCA member? Yes

- Have you participated in Time Trials in the last 24 months? Yes

- Have you driven in HPDE's, Solo 1, or PCA or BMW driving schools before? No

- Do you have other high speed track experience? Yes

- Would you consider travelling beyond the Denver area for a T/Trials event? Yes

- Would you consider travelling 4 hours or less, say to La Junta? Yes

- Would you consider travelling 8 hrs or less, say to Sandia, NM? Yes

- Would you travel further, but less than 12 hrs, say to Miller Motorsports Park or Topeka? Yes

- Do you trailer you race car? Yes



- for an event at say La Junta would you prefer
- a one day event? please state preference for Sat or Sun
- a two day event? Two
- if you would attend a two day event, would you prefer
- to have seperate events each day? Yes
- run the same direction both days? Yes or No, depends on the track
- run opposite directions? Yes or No, depends on the track
- lots of practice/test n tune/qualify on Sat? main event on Sunday? 2 Events
- drivers school Sat/ main event Sun? Not if we have to tow a long way.

For some tracks the fees are significantly higher than we are used to in CO
- would you spend $100/day for an event entry? Yes
- would you spend $150/day for entry? Maybe
- would you spend $200/day? Maybe
- would you spend $250/day Maybe
- would you spend $300/day Maybe, it all depends on how far, how many events per year, the quality of the track, etc.

some final questions
- do you intend travelling out of state for motorsports (solo, road racing, time trials, other series) in 2006? I'll travel for Time Trials and Road Racing.
- would you travel further to events if transport can be arranged for you car? I'll tow myself.
- are you prepared to pay for transporting your car to an event, say MMP, say $500 for the round trip?


Just to add a personal thought - The double event at Second Creek this past October was the most fun I've ever had on the racetrack. It was a quality event with lots of track time. There were no egos and no stress. I especially liked the fact that drivers worked too. It is an absolute shame that our tracks have been vanishing lately. I hope we'll find a solution soon.

CorSport
02-08-2007, 10:25 AM
Whats the deal in 07? We having a season?

Tai

26STX
02-08-2007, 12:56 PM
Tai

If you look for posts from the last month or two Grant says "yes" somewhere in there (might be in another forum in a thread about him selling the mini's).
Are you going to take that pretty honda to the track or do you have another one?

CorSport
02-08-2007, 01:17 PM
Tai

If you look for posts from the last month or two Grant says "yes" somewhere in there (might be in another forum in a thread about him selling the mini's).
Are you going to take that pretty honda to the track or do you have another one?

Well, it depends on the date really -- I have a new 92 civic hatch I am almost finished building with a 2004 tsx engine in it but I need another couple months for the last few parts.

The newer 2002 red and black Si was just changed into a 340whp fwd "large" turbo setup -- so yeah, its not gonna be very usable on a road course... lol -- but with me you never know, im just out there to have fun, so ill probably end up bringing it out once or twice (once I learn how to handle it).

Tai
CorSport

Jake Latham
02-08-2007, 01:28 PM
Tai
Are you going to take that pretty honda to the track or do you have another one?

Knowing Tai's race car, that's really funny :D

CorSport
02-08-2007, 01:33 PM
Knowing Tai's race car, that's really funny :D


lol, what are you trying to say ... :p

Jake Latham
02-08-2007, 01:38 PM
maybe I have just foot-mouthed. Aren't you the bloke that was running an '05 Viper two years ago at Trials?

-J

CorSport
02-08-2007, 02:50 PM
maybe I have just foot-mouthed. Aren't you the bloke that was running an '05 Viper two years ago at Trials?

-J


hehe, nope, no vipers here (or blokes for that matter).

Jake Latham
02-08-2007, 03:04 PM
Ah-hah. Fellow I was thinking of was named "Kai"... woopsie.

You can see how the Honda vs Viper comparison seemed sort of amusing :D

carry on :)

-Jake

CorSport
02-08-2007, 03:06 PM
^ np.

The mods are gonna hate us. :eek:

26STX
02-08-2007, 03:48 PM
Donnie was telling me that you had swapped to a turbo, etc., which is why I was asking. Sounds like a sweet setup.

I remember you were working on the other civic last year, but I didn't know if that was still in the works. Glad to hear it is.

I can't wait for the trials to start up again. I had a blast running them last season (last TT season, that is), and I can't wait to test the new Ohlins on the track. :D

26STX
02-08-2007, 03:49 PM
Thread to answer your original question:
http://www.rmsolo.org/forums/showthread.php?t=1950

CorSport
02-08-2007, 03:51 PM
Donnie was telling me that you had swapped to a turbo, etc., which is why I was asking. Sounds like a sweet setup.

I remember you were working on the other civic last year, but I didn't know if that was still in the works. Glad to hear it is.

I can't wait for the trials to start up again. I had a blast running them last season (last TT season, that is), and I can't wait to test the new Ohlins on the track. :D

yeah it needs the ecu upgrade, a header, potentially custom "b" pipe, a new smaller belt (no ac or ps) and a windshield basically -- almost done...

Tai