hooray, a new track is opening,and its more expensive than the current one
11-24-2006, 10:20 AM
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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 ******* great.
There is another in town that when complete wants to charge $12,000, and you have to submit financial records to become a member.
2.5 miles, 15 turns, 70' elevation
It makes sense though, I bet if all these rich bastards got out there and were **** stomped by a bunch of turbo miatas (not mine) they wouldn't be too happy.
atleast it's almost built
It will only cost me $300 to do a driving school there.
Now, this new course, wants $5000 and $250 per month.
I think that's just ******* great.
There is another in town that when complete wants to charge $12,000, and you have to submit financial records to become a member.
2.5 miles, 15 turns, 70' elevation
It makes sense though, I bet if all these rich bastards got out there and were **** stomped by a bunch of turbo miatas (not mine) they wouldn't be too happy.
atleast it's almost built
It will only cost me $300 to do a driving school there.
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11-24-2006, 02:56 PM
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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
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11-24-2006, 02:57 PM
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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
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11-24-2006, 04:58 PM
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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.
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.
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11-24-2006, 05:17 PM
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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.
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.
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11-24-2006, 07:36 PM
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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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