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tell me about it....same goes if you want a monday off, too. Originally Posted by THX723
Are you SERIOUS??? That is pretty lame. :/
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Signed up and paid!Originally Posted by THX723
Good seeing you on the list Tony!
I'm feeling a lot of lead in my right foot lately.
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Sucks to be you ....Blah....Paris to many French people over there. LOL! What are you doing in Paris in July? Can I borrow your wheels....hehehe!Originally Posted by 1SUPERG
this sucks, I will be in Paris..next time for sure...
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The company I work for employs alot of Europeans, and every 4 years they hold an olympics of sorts. I am going for golf. I dont have to take vacation, and it is all expenses paid. Sucks to be me I know Alex is already drooling over my wheels. I will have to think about it 
Alex is already drooling over my wheels. I will have to think about it
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A few tips that may help in this regard...Originally Posted by TINMAN
9) does insurance covers for "**** happens" on the track?
1) Do not get a timer. Getting a timer explicitly means you are racing and insurance never covers racing.
2) Sign up to drive with an instructor. Driving with an instructors means you are a student. ...And student drivers "may" be covered by your insurance. (check your policy)
3) Tow your car away from the scene. If you trash your car, tow it somewhere well away from the track before you call your insurance. Use your imagination from that point on. (Most people take this route.)
There is no guarantee your insurance will cover you, but in the off chance something did happen, it might help.
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1) Do not get a timer. Getting a timer explicitly means you are racing and insurance never covers racing.
2) Sign up to drive with an instructor. Driving with an instructors means you are a student. ...And student drivers "may" be covered by your insurance. (check your policy)
3) Tow your car away from the scene. If you trash your car, tow it somewhere well away from the track before you call your insurance. Use your imagination from that point on. (Most people take this route.)
There is no guarantee your insurance will cover you, but in the off chance something did happen, it might help.
I'll also add the organizers have your best interest in this as well. The timing thing is not a bit deal IMHO. Often times, all records of your timing will mysteriously vanishes by accident. Originally Posted by Hydrazine
A few tips that may help in this regard...1) Do not get a timer. Getting a timer explicitly means you are racing and insurance never covers racing.
2) Sign up to drive with an instructor. Driving with an instructors means you are a student. ...And student drivers "may" be covered by your insurance. (check your policy)
3) Tow your car away from the scene. If you trash your car, tow it somewhere well away from the track before you call your insurance. Use your imagination from that point on. (Most people take this route.)
There is no guarantee your insurance will cover you, but in the off chance something did happen, it might help.
#3 is your best bet.
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Maybe I'll come and spectate for the day. And maybe ride along with someone? We'll see what happens as we get closer. Paris will be fun. I enjoyed being there last July, then over to London after that. Paris was deffinitely better than London.
Later,
Ray
Later,
Ray
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that weekend is Laguna Seca Moto gp....Iam out..
Many peeps can SAVE $$$, borrow a helmet from your motorcycle buddies for the day.........
Many peeps can SAVE $$$, borrow a helmet from your motorcycle buddies for the day.........
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Ray, riding along is def. fun. I wouldnt mind going on rides all day, you can see how different drivers drive, and different cars handle etc. You should go even if you dont drive...
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Alex is already drooling over my wheels. I will have to think about it
That's right baby. We have to talk about that detail day for your car Jeff. Originally Posted by 1SUPERG
The company I work for employs alot of Europeans, and every 4 years they hold an olympics of sorts. I am going for golf. I dont have to take vacation, and it is all expenses paid. Sucks to be me I know Alex is already drooling over my wheels. I will have to think about it
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Yeah! I rode along with Clint up at Laguna Seca. After I rode with him I hit the track again and blew my motor on a 2 minute lap. Thanks ClintOriginally Posted by 1SUPERG
Ray, riding along is def. fun. I wouldnt mind going on rides all day, you can see how different drivers drive, and different cars handle etc. You should go even if you dont drive...
Just joking around there, but I'll have to see what the schedule looks like as the date gets closer.Later,
Ray
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Talk about a fast one freakin Alex strikes quick.Originally Posted by ohsobad
That's right baby. We have to talk about that detail day for your car Jeff.
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Just joking around there, but I'll have to see what the schedule looks like as the date gets closer.
Later,
Ray
Ray,Originally Posted by RacerX35
Yeah! I rode along with Clint up at Laguna Seca. After I rode with him I hit the track again and blew my motor on a 2 minute lap. Thanks Clint Just joking around there, but I'll have to see what the schedule looks like as the date gets closer.Later,
Ray
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I'm really interested. Just checking out the FAQ's right now. Most likely I'll sign up in the next few days.
To all the track veterans, do you have any advice/suggestions for a track noobie?
To all the track veterans, do you have any advice/suggestions for a track noobie?