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[Peanut]

Thinking about VIR, maybe Barber, but we'll see.

[Super_KC124]

To go to Laguna, not only do you need the AMA license, but you need AMA points from a previous round from that year.  

Check with the AMA, but I believe they limit the amount of people trying to qualify and it is based AMA points and date of registration.  Good luck, just getting points is hard.

A friend of mine traveled all the way to Laguna and they wouldn't let him enter. He had several top ten finishes in previous seasons. >:(

[gerry]

r6_philly:

what times do you have to run at vir to qualify?

[Super Dave]

Depends on how fast the pole is and how many people enter the race.

They'll take forty riders, or so, maybe forty-four.  And they have to qualify within a percentage of the pole time.

[r6_philly]

r6_philly:

what times do you have to run at vir to qualify?

in 2003, there were 35 people tring to qualify, pole time was 1:27.506, 112% is 1:38.01. So if you make the time you can race. SuperDave is right, if there were more people then they would take the top 40 or so.

But if I don't do at least a 33 or 34 I am not going to go. Just spend lots of money for experience. But I am thinking about getting a license just starting to get points and time toward a superbike license. You never know, one day I may actually go fast :)

[gerry]

in 2003, there were 35 people tring to qualify, pole time was 1:27.506, 112% is 1:38.01. So if you make the time you can race. SuperDave is right, if there were more people then they would take the top 40 or so.

But if I don't do at least a 33 or 34 I am not going to go. Just spend lots of money for experience. But I am thinking about getting a license just starting to get points and time toward a superbike license. You never know, one day I may actually go fast :)

i'm going to definitly shoot for this someday.  just to be able to race with the big boys and in that environment must be a great experience.