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hustler 11-24-2006 10:20 AM

hooray, a new track is opening,and its more expensive than the current one
 
We all love road tracks, and I love how they are so incredibly expensive. The older course requires a thrifty $3700 one time fee, then $90 per month, and $20 per session after that.

Now, this new course, wants $5000 and $250 per month.

I think that's just fucking great. :sadwavey:

There is another in town that when complete wants to charge $12,000, and you have to submit financial records to become a member.
http://eaglescanyon.com/img/colortrackplan1.jpg
2.5 miles, 15 turns, 70' elevation
It makes sense though, I bet if all these rich bastards got out there and were shit stomped by a bunch of turbo miatas (not mine) they wouldn't be too happy.
atleast it's almost built
http://eaglescanyon.com/img/gallery/.../gallery96.jpg
It will only cost me $300 to do a driving school there.

Arkmage 11-24-2006 12:01 PM

that's pretty ridiculous. motorsports started out as a rich man's sport and it looks like it's going back to that direction.

getsidewaysd1 11-24-2006 02:35 PM

This is why people speed.

magnamx-5 11-24-2006 02:56 PM

and street race this kind of bullshit makes us more likely to push it on the streets autox doesnt cut it, and this bullshit needs to be affordable i can understand liability and overhead but comeon you could have open trackdays every once and a while and charge 100-300 bucks totall limit the group sizes and make up some uber waivers viola. If i ever made a track it would be accesible hell you can runt he nurburg ring in germany for 150 bucks a lap why not here, something simialar

hustler 11-24-2006 02:57 PM


Originally Posted by magnamx-5 (Post 59066)
and street race this kind of bullshit makes us more likely to push it on the streets autox doesnt cut it, and this bullshit needs to be affordable i can understand liability and overhead but comeon you could have open trackdays every once and a while and charge 100-300 bucks totall limit the group sizes and make up some uber waivers viola. If i ever made a track it would be accesible hell you can runt he nurburg ring in germany for 150 bucks a lap why not here, something simialar

consider drag strips, thats a cheap night at the track. Supply and demand I guess, it just sucks.

punctuation ftl.

magnamx-5 11-24-2006 03:02 PM

yeah i know that is about all we have in KY, still a decent raod course for cheep would be nice

hustler 11-24-2006 03:06 PM


Originally Posted by magnamx-5 (Post 59069)
yeah i know that is about all we have in KY, still a decent raod course for cheep would be nice

I was simply stating that drag strips see many more, less experienced, drivers and they are affordable.

Pitlab77 11-24-2006 04:58 PM

tell me about it.

Here in Houston we have Motorsports Ranch Houston, and a couple of other tracks that no one can afford to run on (unless its an open track day for several hundered dollars). And they are building a couple of more that are to be expensive and have built in "guest houses" so that racers families can live there whey the are having a fun weekend at the country club, I mean track.

hustler 11-24-2006 05:17 PM


Originally Posted by Pitlab77 (Post 59078)
tell me about it.

Here in Houston we have Motorsports Ranch Houston, and a couple of other tracks that no one can afford to run on (unless its an open track day for several hundered dollars). And they are building a couple of more that are to be expensive and have built in "guest houses" so that racers families can live there whey the are having a fun weekend at the country club, I mean track.

I've been to their track outside of dallas many times. Its ridiculous the way this shit works. Hopefully one day a track will open without all this high end bullshit, and be alot more fun. It seems that the only place where this shit happens is Texas. Almost everywhere else is affordable.

hustler 11-24-2006 05:23 PM

buttonwillow charges $75 for a friday open session. Willowsprings charges $75 per year, and $75 per day.

turbopezz 11-24-2006 06:32 PM


Originally Posted by getsidewaysd1 (Post 59060)
This is why people speed.

and the poorer person has to pay the fine,meanwhile the rich guy gets out of it.:td:

magnamx-5 11-24-2006 07:36 PM

Makes me wish i lived near willow springs Midohio costs 3K for a competition license and then 700 an event :( Drag racing is alright but the last couple time i went i got rained out, 1/8th mile at that. I like to take corners and would have no trouble keeping up with any event in my car, if given the chance but there is no wya i can throw several thousands of dollars a year at stuff like that.


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