Here's a couple of links to help you guys determine what you'd run at sea level depending on the weather.

calculator

there's a link to the right side that'll show the altitudes of every track.

You can get temp, pressure, and humidity over at www.noaa.com . Just enter you zip and you're set to go. Don't know if the mods might want to make this a sticky as it's a pretty useful tool.

 

Just wondering if anyone was finding this useful or using it at all

 

Angel, thanks for posting the link, it is extremely useful and I've been looking for something like this for awhile. Also confirmed my experience that my track is 2 tenths slower than Englishtown.

 

VERY usefull. My local track in Bandimere. [gasp] Over 5800' [/gasp]

 

Man, I need to take my car down to a lower elevation. Colorado elevation owns me. I should be running 13.5 at sea level.