I'm a Bremerton n00b
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I'm planning on racing out at Bremerton on Saturday, but I've never raced out there, so I look to the experienced for advice.
I was reading on the web site, gates open at 8am, eliminations start at 1pm, etc. I guess I need to buy a number, too? What time do people recommend getting there? Is there a Seattle/Eastside group that caravans together over that way?
Sorry for all the n00b questions!
I was reading on the web site, gates open at 8am, eliminations start at 1pm, etc. I guess I need to buy a number, too? What time do people recommend getting there? Is there a Seattle/Eastside group that caravans together over that way?
Sorry for all the n00b questions!
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Your car club number will be sufficient if you 1. don't plan on running in another class and 2. don't expect time-only runs after eliminations have started. Track numbers are only like $2 anyway, so considering the tech card is $35 isn't much, then you can T/O all you want, depending on how busy the track is that day (sometimes T/Os are not permitted until late late afternoon if at all, sometimes you can get 20 runs in if the place is empty).
8am is harsh - I've tried to arrive about this time, but 9 times out of 10 wound up waiting another hour and a half before we were called up, but then again once I got to run immediately as well. If you have tires to switch, stuff to set up, etc, then 8am may still make sense.
Some of us east-siders get together in Auburn or Federal Way, but at least two regulars won't be there (Zeke and my wife), so breakfast/caravan is a bit up in the air. This is the latest thread.
The north-enders usually come down in a small group as well, but I'll leave it to them to post up...
8am is harsh - I've tried to arrive about this time, but 9 times out of 10 wound up waiting another hour and a half before we were called up, but then again once I got to run immediately as well. If you have tires to switch, stuff to set up, etc, then 8am may still make sense.
Some of us east-siders get together in Auburn or Federal Way, but at least two regulars won't be there (Zeke and my wife), so breakfast/caravan is a bit up in the air. This is the latest thread.
The north-enders usually come down in a small group as well, but I'll leave it to them to post up...
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