Rob Edwards

In the interest of maximizing turnout for the fun-run this year, A) it'll be less of a marathon course, and B) we can either have it Saturday starting around 2:30 or 3, or Sunday morning at 9. I am agnostic, but want a show of hands as to who prefers which day.

sstrickstein

Saturday after lunch that way I can head out of town to got home on Sunday

BC

A long time ago Rob, it would have needed to be at 7am on Sunday morning to get any real speed.

Of course, we would "lose" some cars on those runs. Either through mechanical attrition or we would actually "Lose" the car - off the side of a hill, down the mountain, over the cliff, etc.

Rob Edwards

We'll be revisiting the scene of the 2006 'near-miss'. Thank goodness for earthen berms......

Tom. M

Prefer Saturday afternoon....since my girlfriend and I are doing Disneyland on Sunday ....

jcorenman

Sunday morning is our vote-- less traffic, and less hectic.

granprixweiss928

Goto Cars n Coffee Irvine http://irvine.carsandcoffee.info/ Sat am then to 928 Intl. then drive on sunday morning

hacker-pschorr

That's what we did last year, except the fun run was cancelled.

Bummer, I was excited to see what the sister-in-laws Sebring could do

Hold On

we are going to Peterson Automotive museum on Sunday. Sat. pm works for us.

bronto

Are you going to be able to make the drive this year Rob?

sstrickstein

Has a decision been made?

Lizard928

twas decided yesterday that I am going with the GF.
Wont be in a 928 though.
Prefer Sat as sunday I will be like Tom either going to Disney, or knott's

Bill Ball

Seems like a lot of people have made plans to do other things than attend the full SF event. I'm not innocent either. I generally head out towards home early on Sunday. If the route happens to go my direction, I would do the fun run, but it's been years since that last happened. I could do Saturday afternoon/evening.

eijun

I wont be doing a fun run Saturday or Sunday, I don't command the skills on a manual tran to do it yet (hence I will be coming early morning to avoid people, and leaving at night to avoid traffic)