Mark your calendars! November 1-2, 2003
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Mark your calendars! November 1-2, 2003
In Japan, there's an event called "Hyper Meeting," which features the Subaru WRX and Lancer Evo in a circuit track setting. I really like this idea. The Japanese one is a big deal, with all the tuners and magazines in attendance. My version will be a little more low-key, but the fun of "Evo vs. WRX" will still be there...
Mach V Motorsports will be sponsoring a Evo/WRX High Performance Driving Event in conjunction with NASA Virginia at Summit Point on November 1 and 2.
Date: November 1 and 2, 2003
Place: Summit Point Raceway. Summit Point, West Virginia
What: Evo/WRX High Performance Driving Event
This will be a full NASA-run two-day High Performance Driving Experience, where you can drive your WRX on a closed road course, under the supervision of trained instructors. If you've never really gotten to wring your Evo out, this is a great chance to do it, in a relatively safe environment. And you can't get a ticket no matter how fast you drive on the track.
Sprinkled in with the driving school event will be real NASA racing, with Spec Miatas, Honda Challenge, American Iron, and more. Something for everyone.
The Mach V sponsorship means that Evo and WRX owners will get to sign up a couple of weeks early; if we fill up the entire school, it'll be the all-Evo/WRX channel. Otherwise, the normal assortment of cool track hardware (and those odd '68 Chevelles and such) will fill up the rest of the event. Either way, it'll be a great time. We're planning a photo op with all the assembled WRX and Evo cars lined up on the track. We'll have a Mach V Corral where non-participants can gather to watch the action. There will be a Mach V-sponsored party on Saturday night after the day's driving is done.
Edit: Sign up here!
I look forward to seeing you there.
--Dan
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Mach V Motorsports will be sponsoring a Evo/WRX High Performance Driving Event in conjunction with NASA Virginia at Summit Point on November 1 and 2.
Date: November 1 and 2, 2003
Place: Summit Point Raceway. Summit Point, West Virginia
What: Evo/WRX High Performance Driving Event
This will be a full NASA-run two-day High Performance Driving Experience, where you can drive your WRX on a closed road course, under the supervision of trained instructors. If you've never really gotten to wring your Evo out, this is a great chance to do it, in a relatively safe environment. And you can't get a ticket no matter how fast you drive on the track.
Sprinkled in with the driving school event will be real NASA racing, with Spec Miatas, Honda Challenge, American Iron, and more. Something for everyone.
The Mach V sponsorship means that Evo and WRX owners will get to sign up a couple of weeks early; if we fill up the entire school, it'll be the all-Evo/WRX channel. Otherwise, the normal assortment of cool track hardware (and those odd '68 Chevelles and such) will fill up the rest of the event. Either way, it'll be a great time. We're planning a photo op with all the assembled WRX and Evo cars lined up on the track. We'll have a Mach V Corral where non-participants can gather to watch the action. There will be a Mach V-sponsored party on Saturday night after the day's driving is done.
Edit: Sign up here!
I look forward to seeing you there.
--Dan
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Last edited by Mach V Dan; Sep 7, 2003 at 05:40 PM.
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Nomex/helmets/etc or is it an open thing? Costs? I am very interested - just need some details. Thanks!
Nomex/helmets/etc or is it an open thing? Costs? I am very interested - just need some details. Thanks!
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Pre-registration for this event (for Evo and WRX owners!) will probably open up this weekend.
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The new circuit is SUPPOSED to be ready by then, but it's been delayed numerous times, I and chose this event in part because it's on the Summit main track. I didn't want our special event cancelled because the track wasn't ready...
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Originally posted by Mach V Dan
The new circuit is SUPPOSED to be ready by then, but it's been delayed numerous times, I and chose this event in part because it's on the Summit main track. I didn't want our special event cancelled because the track wasn't ready...
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The new circuit is SUPPOSED to be ready by then, but it's been delayed numerous times, I and chose this event in part because it's on the Summit main track. I didn't want our special event cancelled because the track wasn't ready...
--Dan
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It's up! Sign up here.
You'll have to set up an account, and choose an experience level. HDPE1 is novice. HDPE2 is intermediate. HDPE3 is advanced. See details about that here.
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You'll have to set up an account, and choose an experience level. HDPE1 is novice. HDPE2 is intermediate. HDPE3 is advanced. See details about that here.
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Touring laps
If you want a little more low-stress way to get the car on the track, we'll have special Mach V discounted touring laps available at this event. More details soon.
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So we'd be signing up for the HPDE and not the other classes? Also, do we need to rent a transponder to get timed laps?
What is the cost/requirement to join NASA?
I just ran an autocross and this sounds fun. I checked the links, but they are a little vague, too. Dan, let me know what to sign up for (I am guessing the HPDE 1). Thanks.
Chris
What is the cost/requirement to join NASA?
I just ran an autocross and this sounds fun. I checked the links, but they are a little vague, too. Dan, let me know what to sign up for (I am guessing the HPDE 1). Thanks.
Chris
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If you're new at this, sign up for HPDE1. For insurance reasons, I do NOT recommend renting a transponder. (Timing your laps = racing = not covered by your insurance!)
NASA membership is $35 a year. They have a nice magazine you'll start getting. It makes you want to get out to the track more.
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NASA membership is $35 a year. They have a nice magazine you'll start getting. It makes you want to get out to the track more.

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