Originally Posted by Midtenn
(Post 999605)
Thats just event cost. Now add in the consumables (fuel for the car, brake pads/rotors, tires, ect) and see where it comes out.
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Lets be clear, no one drives the shit out of their car because its cheap. You do it for fun, and I highly doubt either one will end up being significantly cheaper in the end. Do the one you enjoy or do both. That's all there is to it.
And I have seen plenty of people fubar their car on the Ax course. Just depends on the location, just like the track. A track like VIR would be hard to wreck on (other than hog's pen)...but You go to RA and most turns will destroy your car. |
Originally Posted by Track
(Post 1002553)
Lets be clear, no one drives the shit out of their car because its cheap. You do it for fun, and I highly doubt either one will end up being significantly cheaper in the end. Do the one you enjoy or do both. That's all there is to it.
And I have seen plenty of people fubar their car on the Ax course. Just depends on the location, just like the track. A track like VIR would be hard to wreck on (other than hog's pen)...but You go to RA and most turns will destroy your car. |
Hey dudes calculating costs to the very last penny in order to make an argument that autocross or track is cheaper: You're the kind of person that makes motorsports unbearable.
If you want to do a Cost Benefit analysis for autocross, go work for an accounting firm or play EVE. |
I should have used more sarcasm, I just found that reply to be unfathomably incorrect. Motorsports is a money dumpster no matter what you're involvement at the participant level. Just don't say some dumbass thing like I spent a nickle 5 times and it was cheaper than you spending a quarter once.
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Originally Posted by 1cockyz
(Post 1002763)
Motorsports is a money dumpster no matter what you're involvement at the participant level.
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Originally Posted by GAMO
(Post 1002708)
Hey dudes calculating costs to the very last penny in order to make an argument that autocross or track is cheaper:
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I have been having all my packages shipped to my work so she doesn't give me grief. Then smuggle them into the garage under cover of darkness.
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Edited due to reading comprehension fail on my part.
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Originally Posted by Leafy
(Post 1002767)
Even if that participation level is flagging. White coats still need scca memberships that they pay for, though at least some regions and the national office have a small payback scheme for them.
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Originally Posted by Gryff
(Post 1003666)
SCCA's volunteer system is actually pretty good. I forget how many events it is, but if you volunteer for enough, you can end up getting your membership for free. as well as being reimbursed for most of your expenses to get there for that weekend.
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