For those of you who like to drive fast!
11-16-2001, 05:31 PM
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For those of you who like to drive fast!
I'm sure many of you may have heard about this, but...anyone even remotely interested in signing up for 2002?
http://www.silverstateclassic.com/home.htm
Tony
http://www.silverstateclassic.com/home.htm
Tony
11-17-2001, 01:45 AM
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Thought it was a cool idea until I saw the prices...
Division
Fee
Unlimited (180+ mph) $680
Super Sport (160-180 mph) $580
Grand Sport (130-150 mph) $580
Grand Touring (115-125 mph) $495
Touring (95-110 mph) $395
Navigator's Participation Fee* $100
Driving School Qualifying/Refresher Session** $195
La Carrera Internacional De Ensenada $440
* Navigators are optional
** All rookies must must attend the Driving School
THE DRIVERS ENTRY FEES INCLUDE ADMISSION TO ALL FUNCTIONS FOR TWO PEOPLE.
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Division
Fee
Unlimited (180+ mph) $680
Super Sport (160-180 mph) $580
Grand Sport (130-150 mph) $580
Grand Touring (115-125 mph) $495
Touring (95-110 mph) $395
Navigator's Participation Fee* $100
Driving School Qualifying/Refresher Session** $195
La Carrera Internacional De Ensenada $440
* Navigators are optional
** All rookies must must attend the Driving School
THE DRIVERS ENTRY FEES INCLUDE ADMISSION TO ALL FUNCTIONS FOR TWO PEOPLE.
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11-17-2001, 10:05 AM
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Yeah, it is a bit expensive, but...look at it this way--where else can you see how well and to what limits all of your mods work? On a public, well-paved, somewhat challenging (elevation changes, various sweepers and tight turns, nice straightaways where you can really open your car up) highway. Heck, some people are willing to spend just as much--if not more--on driving schools (granted you may get some knowledge out of it; however, most likely you won't be alllowed to see how fast your car can go) but for the sheer thrill factor, something like this may be almost worth it if you were to do it just once.
And unlike just about every unauthorized street race out there (impromptu or otherwise)--it's legal, plus there are awards for top finishers.
Maybe I'll use some of my income tax refund that's coming to me next year to try it out...
Tony
And unlike just about every unauthorized street race out there (impromptu or otherwise)--it's legal, plus there are awards for top finishers.
Maybe I'll use some of my income tax refund that's coming to me next year to try it out...
Tony
11-17-2001, 11:34 AM
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If it's not that far away, I might seriously consider it. A round trip drive to Nevada might be too taxing and shipping the car and flying the driver and navigator there will really add up the cost. Sounds very interesting though. I 've heard about this a long time ago but never really given it much thought. I guess I'll just stick to the local driving schools to get my kicks for now.
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11-18-2001, 10:05 PM
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Originally posted by 1999TL
too expensive for that. I live In Texas, plenty of roads for that.
too expensive for that. I live In Texas, plenty of roads for that.
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