T.E.A.M. Racing brings to you its first event of 2006 -- a fun-packed track day at Buttonwillow Raceway on May 26th. Cost is only $210 per driver and, as always, includes morning coffee service, a supply of water and Gatorade, snacks, catered lunches, and at least two hours of track time! Also, we have a dedicated team of instructors to help out not only the novice drivers (automatic), but folks at the intermediate and advanced levels (please request an instructor ahead of time). Our instructors have gone through extensive training to make sure we are all onboard with exactly what we must do to keep you safe and happy. For complete details, please visit us on the web at http://www.team-racing.org or email us at teamracing@weatherwax.net . We hope you can join us!!!

Bonni Weatherwax ~ http://www.team-racing.org
"It's not how fast you go, but how big your grin is!"

 

Thanks, Moderator, for moving this to the most appropriate section of the forum. I appreciate it!

 

We know that you all have a lot to do at this time of year, with so many
spectacular track events to choose from. We realize that if you could, at
least some of you would be at a track every day of the week. But alas, most
of us can't afford that luxury. So we are extending the late fees all the
way until just a week before our event -- so until May 19th, the cost will
still be just $210. Remember, this event includes instruction for all
levels, catered lunches, Gatorade and bottled water, snacks, and two full
hours of track time. We will be running the Race #1 configuration, CCW (see
www.buttonwillow.com). We really hope you can make it!

Bonni Weatherwax ~ http://www.team-racing.org
"It's not how fast you go, but how big your grin is!"

PS -- Next event after this will be at Thunderhill on June 30th, details
within a few days. Mark your calendars now!

 

I'm signing up now

John

 

I'm so glad to hear it, John! I look forward to meeting you and your car real soon.

 

damn, i am going to Buttonwillow on this sunday~...

 

There are turn by turn descriptions here from Henry Watts.
http://www.pca-ggr.org/show.cgi?id=ttvenues

 

John, etc., . . . that PCA tutorial is the best yet . .. it is what I am going by for the downloads and for the track set up. VERY good idea to have a look or two at it.

BW