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Reg. is open: GGR DE/TT #3: Thunderhill Aug 1-2

Join PCA / Golden Gate Region at Thunderhill Raceway August 1 & 2, 2009 for a 2-Day Driver's Education and Time Trial. Come out play for one day or two!

More details here.

Register here.

For questions or more information, contact the Registrar at GGRRegistrar@gmail.com

come on folks...there have to be a bunch of Norcal people that want to drive their Porsche with THE PREMIER track group in Norcal...
thats right, I said it. If you own a Porsche you owe it to yourself to run with GGR...
Know any other Porsche centric groups that run for times?
This event will give you more track time than you can use....in one weekend.

Maybe two days in a row is too much? Then how about just one day - either Saturday or Sunday! You asked for it, GGR delivered.

Stay away!!!!!!!

If you all don't come MY friends and I will have a TRACK MARATHON. And if you should decide to go I'll settle for 5 sessions,

SIGN UP!!!!!

I think your marketing plan should be updated! If you published the total cost for either one or two days, plus clarified the rules regarding tech and ground school for the DE events, you might just get more takers....

JB

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Originally Posted by jimbauman (Post 4785652)

Thanks Jim!

For drivers new to the track, Ground School is required prior to attending GGR track events. However, there is a (successful) Guest Driver Program for those who have adequate experience which, along with references, may allow Ground School to be waived. Here are the details:

http://www.pca-ggr.org/files/pdf/driver-waiver.pdf

GGR no longer requires an official "annual tech" prior to running your first event of the season. GGR does offer some free tech sessions to get your car checked out in the first couple months of the year. Getting your car checked by a professional is always a good idea. However, for the experienced DIYer, self tech is acceptable. Each driver is required to fill out a tech form and bring it to each event. Safety items such as belts, helmets, brake lights etc. will be checked during registration at the track.

http://www.pca-ggr.org/files/images/080109de.jpg

I plan to be there, just have not signed up yet.

Alwas a blast!

I am going to try to attend this event.

Finances will dictate, I'll know tomorrow.

Reminder--I think today (Sunday the 27th) is the last day w/o late fees.

As Larry the Cable Guy says: Get-er-done!