Huge Meet Late June

[nick4592]

Hello All,

This is already an Annual Gathering for a VR-4 Club but all are welcome to come. Right now we are looking at hosting it in the middle of June. Likely the third weekend, 14th-18th. Something like that. During the timeframe, we are planning on renting Bandimeire for a day as well as the police training track in Golden for a road course / autocross. We are hoping to get around 100 cars for the drags and set it up as a kind of Import shoot out, this should allow everyone as many runs as they want. There is a Hotel that all of us will be staying at, we rented out our local Drag Strip (www.bandimere.com), we rented a 1.4 Mile Road course in Golden Colorado, and we are having a mountain cruise with a car show.


Last as a follow up to my other email. We are looking at having a car show one of the days. I need to figure out which location would be the best. We will be staying up by Boulder this year, so I would like to find a show in that area (anyone know of a good location). Anywhere near Bandi/Boulder will work.

The last one we had this year in the Springs was a huge success and good times for all....

CLICK IT http://rmg.co3s.org/rmgsignup.htm TO SIGN UP

Here's Last Years Posting for it...
http://www.awdpirates.net/phpBB2/vie...highlight=auto

This should be fun as hell

Meet and Greet the first day

Drag Strip just for us on the second (looking at around $40 per car)

Road Course the Third Day (around $60)

and a car show on the last....

So far we have about 30 Subby's, 40-50 S Body's, 6 Supra's, and a handful of EVO's.
should be good times for all....we are getting some sponsors together right now to give out some goodies at the races.

[nicmowrx]

ill see you there!

[nick4592]

Here's a good place to find some more info

Here is the sponsorship page link. Let me know if anyone has questions.

http://www.co3s.org/sponsorship.htm

Basic info about the RMG can be seen on the home page, we are still finishing up the actual RMG site

http://www.co3s.org/

[wagonracer]

Sounds like my kind of fun. I will try to make it fit into my summer track budget, I only live a couple blocks south of you guys. Thanks for the scoop

[nick4592]

The Web page is finally done

http://rmg.co3s.org/

Let me know what you all think

[2006WRXTR]

Where are all the scoobys?

[nick4592]

Originally Posted by 2006WRXTR

Where are all the scoobys?

They'll be there this year....every other year was a S-Body meet....it is still hosted by their car club this year but they opened it up to a lot more people

[nick4592]

Originally Posted by nick4592

The Web page is finally done

http://rmg.co3s.org/

Let me know what you all think

Everything on the page has been updated and we are ready for you all to start signing up

[Ludachris]

Hey Nick, so if I read it right, there's a $45 registration fee, then entrants have to pay the $30 fee to enter the drag racing event, then another $20 for the road course, and then another $20 to enter the car show? So you could potentially pay a total of $85 to participate in all the events? Just wanted to make sure that was the case.

[nick4592]

Originally Posted by Ludachris

Hey Nick, so if I read it right, there's a $45 registration fee, then entrants have to pay the $30 fee to enter the drag racing event, then another $20 for the road course, and then another $20 to enter the car show? So you could potentially pay a total of $85 to participate in all the events? Just wanted to make sure that was the case.

I don't think so...let me make sure about all the fee's....as I know it right now you only have to pay for the races. At least that is what it looks like when I signed up.

[Odin_EJ20]

Sup guys. Just got a 02 WRX, and just registered. This'll be my first year at RMG with a car other then my VR-4. Kinda sad, but I am diggin the rex. If I can answer any questions for you guys about the event, I may be able to fill you in. It's a blast every year. I looked forward to last years more then my cruise to the Caribbean over Christmas.

[chevarian113]

Hey guys... I just bought my WRX a little over a week ago... I will for sure be at this event. Do any of you have any suggestions on driver training for road courses. I am quite inexperienced on the track and would like to get a little practive under my belt before modifying my car. It has enough power stock for my driving abilities and before increasing power and performance, I need to increase my personal performance. Let me know if any of you know of anything.

[nick4592]

You don't have to take drivers training to have fun at the track....it would just help you times....you will however learn a lot about your car

[nick4592]

Originally Posted by Ludachris

Hey Nick, so if I read it right, there's a $45 registration fee, then entrants have to pay the $30 fee to enter the drag racing event, then another $20 for the road course, and then another $20 to enter the car show? So you could potentially pay a total of $85 to participate in all the events? Just wanted to make sure that was the case.

the $45 registration fee is only for 3/S owners. Subie people only pay for the events they WANT to participate in.

If they want to show up for drags...it's prepaid $30
If they want to participate in the roadcourse...it's a prepaid $20
and if they WANT to enter and be judged in Unified Productions car show, they need to pay the $20 entrance fee (which is waived for registered 3/S attendees)
So if a subie (or any other non 3/S car) wanted to participate in all three they'd be looking at $70.

[Odin_EJ20]

chevarian113, Nicks right. You don't have to be a pro driver to have fun on the course. There's no rule saying you have to go a certain speed.

I would recommend trying or just attending some SCCA events before hand. A road course is just a larger autocross course with other cars.