Endurance race.
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Endurance race.
I am seriously considering this but need help in the form of support and drivers[not want to bes either]must have driving suit [5a spec] and $$$ to help out since I will be suppling the truck and the spares.
Just recieved this a 6 hour endurance race with NIGHT racing.Think I should do it.
Here is what was sent to me.
As part of the March COMMA event, we are planning
El sol y la luna Six-hour Enduro, 4 - 10 p.m. March 29th.
Check www.hallettracing.com for details:
Remember each car will will need three drivers, so even
if your car does not qualify, there is no reason that you need
to miss this inaugural day/night event.
We will be setting up a driver exchange. If you would like
a seat for the Enduro, email commaracing@swbell.net or
stepc7@swbell.net and let us know. If you have a car you
want to enter and have a seat or two available, do the same.
Perhaps we can match you up by exchanging email addresses.
In about a month we will be mailing out the banquet invitations
and entry for the March 28, 29, and 30 event. We just wanted
to get the details on the Enduro out a little earlier so you will
have more time to get ready.
A few tips on endurance racing: A steady moderate pace is the
best plan. Endurance races are won in the pits - not on the track.
The night hours add a whole new dimension and to me are the
most exciting for both drivers and crew. Being able to see
during pit stops is of prime importance. An EZup canopy, two
sticks of electrial conduit tie-wrapped to the canopy frame and
extended out over your pit space make an excellent place to
mount lights. Generators, battery-powered lug wrenches, flash
lights, lawn chairs, big coolers, etc, are also handy. This is some
of the most fun racing you will ever do, and we encourage all of
you to participate.
If anyone would like to co drive you will be helping out with the exspenses for this tires fuel eats brakes etc.Stan
Just recieved this a 6 hour endurance race with NIGHT racing.Think I should do it.
Here is what was sent to me.
As part of the March COMMA event, we are planning
El sol y la luna Six-hour Enduro, 4 - 10 p.m. March 29th.
Check www.hallettracing.com for details:
Remember each car will will need three drivers, so even
if your car does not qualify, there is no reason that you need
to miss this inaugural day/night event.
We will be setting up a driver exchange. If you would like
a seat for the Enduro, email commaracing@swbell.net or
stepc7@swbell.net and let us know. If you have a car you
want to enter and have a seat or two available, do the same.
Perhaps we can match you up by exchanging email addresses.
In about a month we will be mailing out the banquet invitations
and entry for the March 28, 29, and 30 event. We just wanted
to get the details on the Enduro out a little earlier so you will
have more time to get ready.
A few tips on endurance racing: A steady moderate pace is the
best plan. Endurance races are won in the pits - not on the track.
The night hours add a whole new dimension and to me are the
most exciting for both drivers and crew. Being able to see
during pit stops is of prime importance. An EZup canopy, two
sticks of electrial conduit tie-wrapped to the canopy frame and
extended out over your pit space make an excellent place to
mount lights. Generators, battery-powered lug wrenches, flash
lights, lawn chairs, big coolers, etc, are also handy. This is some
of the most fun racing you will ever do, and we encourage all of
you to participate.
If anyone would like to co drive you will be helping out with the exspenses for this tires fuel eats brakes etc.Stan
