I do think the day job is cutting into your lifestyle Jon!Originally Posted by Jon
MG sounds like fun too? You have all the cool toys.
I do think the day job is cutting into your lifestyle Jon!Originally Posted by Jon
MG sounds like fun too? You have all the cool toys.
dave@MotoSix DOT com | MRA #31, WERA #311
Well those of you who are headed to the ROC be forwarned that the drive's going to be actually further than you've travelled in the past. CCS has made their choice as Miami/Homestead not Topeka/Heartland Park. As you know Daytona's 29 hours though I've made it in 28, RO claims to have made it in 27 but that probably doesn't take into account the 2 hour time difference.
Regardless, Miami's going to add another 5 to 6 hours so come Oct post up and maybe you can share the fuel costs. See youTube for the on bike camera shots.
I've raced Homestead in the past and if you go well at PPIR you will be just fine at Homestead. It is another Ro-val.
Rob Oliva
www.lithiummotorsports.com
I wouldn't drive 30 plus hours all in one direction just to race a R-oval and am presently leading the points in a CCS class and won back in the spring CCS Daytona round. DIS somehow gives me the motivation to do such a drive and believe as a racer everyone should experience the Daytona banking at least once, granted, Daytona's ROC is a complete madhouse with epic confusion and though it's gotten better with not quite as much mayhem, it all becomes worth it when the throttle gets pinned for like a minute per lap. Miami/Homestead won't offer quite the same feeling/speed though I bet it does offer the same confusion.
Totally agree.Originally Posted by Jon
Yup .. I hope when CCS goes back, they still run the west banking. There's nothing like being pinned in top gear and have to look *up* to find the corner exit. Totally wild.DIS somehow gives me the motivation to do such a drive and believe as a racer everyone should experience the Daytona banking at least once, ... it all becomes worth it when the throttle gets pinned for like a minute per lap.
They've been using both east and west bankings Daytona since 2005 and there's even been talk of the AMA superbikes returning to it. So if any of you are wanting to return think Spring 2011 it'll be done and it'll be smoooth, like Brewer
Yeah I didn't think any of you'd go. The earth is flat, there's only one racing association in all the world and it's the MRA, Home of how many World Championships?
Now you're getting me amped! Daytona with new pavement in the spring of 2011? I can't even imagine. Do you know if they're repaving the infield sections?Originally Posted by Jon
can novice MRA racers go to this event?
Yes classes for both novices and experts
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