Any News On The Track In Jersey?
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captainoblivious
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these are the pics I had taken back in October:
http://captainoblivious.tripod.com/etown/erc.html
this pic is the best on there website:
Spike and your Laguna Sec eat your heart out. The east cost is catching up (well at least within a close driving distance from my house
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http://captainoblivious.tripod.com/etown/erc.html
this pic is the best on there website:
Spike and your Laguna Sec eat your heart out. The east cost is catching up (well at least within a close driving distance from my house
)Spike Engineering
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You're lucky. All the tracks in this area (Laguna Seca, Sears Point, Thunderhill, Buttonwillow, California Speedway, and the rest) are a long drive.captainoblivious said:...Spike and your Laguna Sec eat your heart out. The east cost is catching up (well at least within a close driving distance from my house
Spike
captainoblivious
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UPDATE - rumors flying around.
So far I have been hearing that the car clubs and racing organizations in NJ are not wanting to participate in the new track.
Reasons being:
Track isn't to really wide enough
Wasn't thought out properly
To close to service and main roads
Theres only a guardrail and some dirt b/n the track and road, though my friend says there putting up some fencing but he doesn't think it will help.
Basically they think it's going to be a high risk and don't want to participate.
Really if you look at the picture you can tell some of the concerns. On the main straightaway you can easily get to over 100mph, and 1 wrong move you can see how quick it is to get on the main road.
Thats all I've heard so far.
So far I have been hearing that the car clubs and racing organizations in NJ are not wanting to participate in the new track.
Reasons being:
Track isn't to really wide enough
Wasn't thought out properly
To close to service and main roads
Theres only a guardrail and some dirt b/n the track and road, though my friend says there putting up some fencing but he doesn't think it will help.
Basically they think it's going to be a high risk and don't want to participate.
Really if you look at the picture you can tell some of the concerns. On the main straightaway you can easily get to over 100mph, and 1 wrong move you can see how quick it is to get on the main road.
Thats all I've heard so far.
captainoblivious
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That is what I'm going to do. Since haven't done a road course yet, I'll go on that one. Just go slow to get used it. Then I'll go out to real road course where they have instructors ride with you.
