Fasttrax

[Jeff]

I spent an hour talking to Bob this morning and I am REALLY excited to go up and race with these folks.  If what he said on the phone is anywhere close to true, they REALLY have their act together.

[H-man]

I got the very same impression after my telcon with him last week.  Their focus on the fact that it's club racing, and not a stepping stone to big buck racing was really nice.

The tracks they are lining up for next year are great (location wise) and will be a ton of fun to run.

  H.

[Sunny]

H, you wanna share that 2005 schedule with us now?   ;D

[GSXR RACER MIKE]

     So Jeff, what did you learn about what us dedicated CCS racers have to do differently for the Fasttrax run events?

[K3 Chris Onwiler]

I called them months ago.  They were extremely helpful to me, also.  I REALLY wanted to run the endurance race.  Why am I so broke? :'(

[H-man]

Weell.... Sunny....

If all works out as Bob discussec it, the GL regions may be racing at Nelson, Grattan, Gingerman, Putnam and BeaveRun :o :D

How cool would that be? 8)

Especially if BeaveRun finishes their track extension plans for next season.

H.

[Jeff]

So Jeff, what did you learn about what us dedicated CCS racers have to do differently for the Fasttrax run events?

Really nothing different.  You must have a back protector and steering damper.  It's mostly common sense stuff though.  Really, if your bike passes CCS tech, it should pass Fasttrax.  The classes are very different.  Sat only has a 3 hour endurance (with 2 mandatory 5 minute pit stops), then there are like 9 races on Sunday for your sprints.

Sprints are 22 minutes...

2 classes for $140, and all other races are $35/ea (except the team challenge of course).

Really, call Bob and discuss it...  Or just show up.  It'll be a good time for sure...