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Post by Justin(o) on Feb 19, 2011 10:50:43 GMT -8
$60 track day (daytime) 9-12pm open track
$120 for a night event.
open track from 6pm to 9pm
500 dollars gets you a club card and access to 12 track days!
Screw Precision. . .
Who's in?
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Post by Qwik on Feb 19, 2011 11:27:12 GMT -8
Im in wanna split gas with me?
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Post by Justin(o) on Feb 19, 2011 11:38:28 GMT -8
I'll chip in to get there, but I'm pretty sure it's free once you get to Qatar.
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Post by dub on Feb 19, 2011 16:30:52 GMT -8
Wow, the Qatar 12 pack is a way better deal then the Precision 4 pass.
Qatar is in Southern California right?
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Post by Oneup on Feb 19, 2011 16:39:11 GMT -8
Qatar is in Southern California right? Close. I always thought it would be cool to follow MotoGP around for a season and watch the race, then do a trackday at that track. Qatar sounds cheap. I have a buddy that went to Phillip Island and did a couple of trackdays and it cost around $750 a day for the day including bike and gear rental. That did not include plane flight, hotel, food, or transportation to the track. |
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Post by jlavallee on Feb 20, 2011 8:26:39 GMT -8
Qatar sounds cheap. I have a buddy that went to Phillip Island and did a couple of trackdays and it cost around $750 a day for the day including bike and gear rental. That did not include plane flight, hotel, food, or transportation to the track. That is about the same price people pay all the time to rent a bike and do the California Superbike School here in the states. Did you buddy do one of their overseas schools? |
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Post by Oneup on Feb 20, 2011 11:22:24 GMT -8
No, that was just to do a trackday. No schools. Since you put it that way it just occurred to me how that isn't too bad for price. Yamaha School of Champions runs $1000-$1200 a day and the schools are usually two day schools.
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