EQ Tuning Track Day 2 - Thunderhill - June 1st!
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*GROUP HOTEL RATE*
I set up a group rate @ Days Inn in Willows. It's $64.99 for two beds on May 31. Just tell them you are with the EQ Tuning Group. Here's the info:
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475 North Humboldt Avenue, Willows, CA - (530) 934-4444
I set up a group rate @ Days Inn in Willows. It's $64.99 for two beds on May 31. Just tell them you are with the EQ Tuning Group. Here's the info:
Days Inn
475 North Humboldt Avenue, Willows, CA - (530) 934-4444
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Run group suggestions
Didn't you start out last year with only 10 cars on track at a time and quickly realized that you could safely run a lot more. With all the different clubs I have run with even 20 cars on track is fine. I wouldn't do more than 20 for the beginner group as they tend to bunch up more because of the more restricted passing rules. I'm not telling you how to run your day but three groups, 20 beginners, 25 intermediate and 25 open usually works real well. That way you are not standing around all day waiting to run again, but have enough time to check the car over, cool off and take a little rest. If I remember right didn't you go to an open track in the afternoon due to the low number of cars still diving.
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Didn't you start out last year with only 10 cars on track at a time and quickly realized that you could safely run a lot more. With all the different clubs I have run with even 20 cars on track is fine. I wouldn't do more than 20 for the beginner group as they tend to bunch up more because of the more restricted passing rules. I'm not telling you how to run your day but three groups, 20 beginners, 25 intermediate and 25 open usually works real well. That way you are not standing around all day waiting to run again, but have enough time to check the car over, cool off and take a little rest. If I remember right didn't you go to an open track in the afternoon due to the low number of cars still diving.
as far as how many cars can run, in my hpde groups we have def run 40+ cars during a session, Thill is huge. 40 cars would be fine for me as then I can have all the track I want and not have a car in my sights