For those in the San Diego area who don't know, there is information at http://www.racelegal.com/news/news.asp about racing at Qualcomm.
Seems like a decent (and legal) way to get some 1/8 mile passes in.
For those of you who already know about this and think it's a joke, it's the first I have heard about it. And if you want to add any info, good or bad, please pass it on to the rest of us.
Thanks

Dave

 

sounds lame to me

 

Hey, looks like an honest attempt to provide a legal release for those who just want to "run what ya brung" and can live with an 1/8 mile track. These are popping up around the country as alternatives to building 1/4 tracks. Anyone who has ever been involved in such a venture can tell you about all the headaches.....environmental impact reports, dust and noise issues, neighbors who don't want a race track in their backyard, etc. etc. May be lame to some, but to others its a way to socialize with your peers and play with their toys.

 

Sounds great to me. After watching the local street races and seeing the death trap streets they run on, a nice cheap 1/8 mile track would be awesome...

Coldie

 

the last time i was there i spend four hrs for two runs that place was so disorganized + too many ricers waste of time & race fuel,i got a free come back coupon that i still dont use.

 

Yep, sounds just like Bakersfield, or Sacramento for that matter. Too many ricers, too few tracks.....................I friend of mine was at Sacramento last week and spent all day there for two runs. I still believe it's a step in the right direction, sounds like it needs a bit more organizational assistance.