Brian if you decide to ride down on Sunday morning your're more than welcome to join us on the ride down.

 

I <3 Laguna Seca. One of my favorite tracks.

 

This will be my first time attending a MotoGP race @ Laguna, any hints or tips from you veterens? I was thinking of just buying the general admission and walking around but do you think the grandstand seats are worth it?

 

In the past I've bought a ticket to sit in the turn 4 grandstand, but this year I'm just gonna try and get a spot on the opposite side of the track on turn 4 and watch it from their

 

Ya, turn 4 has the jumbotron.

A paddock pass is a good buy to.

 

Is there anywhere you can't go that you normally can


IMO the best route is turn 4 grandstands for lil while, then slowly watch and walk back u to the corkscrew for the end of the race.

That turn leading to the backstraight u to corkscrew is awesome.

 

We will be at Turn 4 as well. Hoping for a Ben Spies victory. Or make Stoner crash.

 

i have a 2005 subaru wrx impreza wont stay on only if i put gas peddle all the way down dont have an o2 sensor will that cause it 2 not turn on

 

I've been attending the race ever since it came back to the US and I don't think grandstands or paddock passes are really worth it. However, I'm there all weekend and you're able to sit in the grandstands during practice for free.

I think both might be sold out though.

 

everybody ready? anyone need storage?

 

Are you guys staying only for the race or is anyone staying the night in the area? I'll be camping from thursday till sunday.

 

Anyone know how or where to get discounted tickets? trying to find out how much it is

 

I know Costco has 2 tickets for Sunday for only $55 or so which leads me to my next question...

How busy is it on Sunday compared to the other days?

 

last year I went on Saturday and it was a lot of people. But for 55 that's really good cus they're each 50 outside. And 70 at the gate.

 

Think also Cycle Gear is selling them