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NASA-SE at CMP, Feb 11, who's going?
I've seen that a few folks here attend NASA-SE events. I did my first track day at CMP in Oct. I saw several Z cars there but didn't get a chance to talk to any of the drivers.
I've got an 06 G35 and I'm already signed up for the Winter Melt Down at CMP in Feb. (DE-1). Anyone else going to be there? I'm looking forward to talking to some of the Z guys. My G is burning oil and I'm thinking about selling it and picking up a Z before everything goes south with the G. For anyone planning on going, the discounted entry fee expires at the end of this month. Hope to see you there. |
didnt know about this, but if my car is ready, i will concider it.. if not ill be there sometime later in the year.
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If the car is back together I will be there
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Not me :icon43:
June 16/17 with Tarheel will be my first visit to CMP in 2012. |
Wonder if Laze1 will be there. I know he was there in October. I'd like to be in a Z by then but who knows. If not will just keep feeding oil to the G.
I see that some of you guys are involved in Tar Heel. What are their track events like compared to NASA-SE? October was my first track event but I thought the NASA-SE folks (and CMP) did a great job. |
Originally Posted by N80
(Post 9537718)
I see that some of you guys are involved in Tar Heel. What are their track events like compared to NASA-SE? But, if you are doing DE's and money is a factor for you, you will literally get TWICE the track time with many other organizations. Tarheel is a particularly good deal in this regard. The other good "bang for the buck" is Trackdaze IMO. Check 'em out :thumbup: |
Originally Posted by reserved
(Post 9537790)
Like you, I started HPDE with NASA. They are an awesome organization and, if you are at a level where you are racing, that is the way to go.
But, if you are doing DE's and money is a factor for you, you will literally get TWICE the track time with many other organizations. Tarheel is a particularly good deal in this regard. The other good "bang for the buck" is Trackdaze IMO. Check 'em out :thumbup: Yes, because we don't split our days with race programs we offer a lot more track time, plus some of the best instructors out there. |
I will most likely miss all the Jan-Mar events this year due to A special project at work that will have me in Falls Church, VA for 3 months. Current plans have me departing ~Jan 15th. And I have not had time to touch the car after the last race Dec 2-4 @ Road Atlanta...so I still need to refresh the car when I return...realistically my 1st race in 2012 will be in the May-June time frame.
N80...if you need advice/parts/etc feel free to hit me up. John Evans : Laze1@comcast.net
Originally Posted by N80
(Post 9537718)
Wonder if Laze1 will be there. I know he was there in October. I'd like to be in a Z by then but who knows. If not will just keep feeding oil to the G.
I see that some of you guys are involved in Tar Heel. What are their track events like compared to NASA-SE? October was my first track event but I thought the NASA-SE folks (and CMP) did a great job. |
But John, you will miss the debut of #43 v2!
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Agreed!
I only ran with NASA once while I started the path to W2W racing after about 3 years of HPDE with various groups (Porsche Club, BMW Club, Seat Time, Chin, etc) I never ran with Tar Heel, but understand that they are an outstanding HPDE option... So when I was ready to race, I went to NASA and ran HPDE 3 and got a check ride for TT the same weekend. Then ran TT for 3 events, then went to Comp School, and have been doing W2W ever since :icon21: BTW: I made a mistake by NOT getting more instructions along the way...I think this delayed my progress some, and may have limited my speed potential now. I plan to get some real professional help (not the Mental Health kind) this year to work on my speed. I am reasonably quick for a "regional club racer"...but too slow to be competitive for National levels events SO GET GOOD INSTRUCTION!
Originally Posted by reserved
(Post 9537790)
Like you, I started HPDE with NASA. They are an awesome organization and, if you are at a level where you are racing, that is the way to go.
But, if you are doing DE's and money is a factor for you, you will literally get TWICE the track time with many other organizations. Tarheel is a particularly good deal in this regard. The other good "bang for the buck" is Trackdaze IMO. Check 'em out :thumbup: |
Faster?
Originally Posted by mhoward1
(Post 9538374)
But John, you will miss the debut of #43 v2!
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Originally Posted by laze1
(Post 9538404)
Faster?
that has yet to be seen. ;) But you can read the details on the MH-Motorsports page http://www.facebook.com/permalink.ph...s/264814350042 |
"Testing has shown that the new cars will be close to the 2:00 mark at VIR, and sub 1:30’s at Road Atlanta."
You better be adding 400 HP to do SUB 1:30 at RA :icon18: Or converting the Body to a Daytona Coupe |
Originally Posted by laze1
(Post 9538452)
"Testing has shown that the new cars will be close to the 2:00 mark at VIR, and sub 1:30’s at Road Atlanta."
You better be adding 400 HP to do SUB 1:30 at RA :icon18: you are right...that was suppose to say Sub 1:34's The FFR's were running 1:39's last big event there and the test car ran a 1:34 and change for the 5 laps it did. Of course JG was driving it. At VIR we were running 2:13's and JG did 2:03 in the test car and that was with only 2 sessions in it. |
Originally Posted by laze1
(Post 9538368)
N80...if you need advice/parts/etc feel free to hit me up.
John Evans |
Sub 1:40s I believe..but kicking a Z06s ass...that is another story :icon14:
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Originally Posted by laze1
(Post 9538485)
Sub 1:40s I believe..but kicking a Z06s ass...that is another story :icon14:
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