Race tracks in the US?
09-02-2015, 10:39 PM
#31
Here you go.
http://www.davidmurry.com/track-days
http://www.davidmurry.com/track-days
Thanks to all for the great interaction and sharing of information here.
Cheers!
09-03-2015, 12:44 AM
#32
Longest circuit and it's open the most days for members - but you pay for it.
Another option worth doing is something like Dave Murry track days - track goes green and you drive as much as you want in a day. They go around to different tracks and if the dates work for your schedule it's a good way to get a feel for them.
If you really start to get into it, daily running costs can be very high regardless of where...
Another option worth doing is something like Dave Murry track days - track goes green and you drive as much as you want in a day. They go around to different tracks and if the dates work for your schedule it's a good way to get a feel for them.
If you really start to get into it, daily running costs can be very high regardless of where...
09-03-2015, 08:58 AM
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Well, it seems most of those clubs are NOT in the Northeast.
I'm in PA...about an hour West of Philly. I did find New Jersey Motorsports Park which describes itself like a golf country club except you bring your car and drive the courses. Cost is $15k lifetime membership, $2400 yearly dues and $165 per member day. Up to 40 member days a year. I have no idea if that's in line with other clubs. But apparently they have small run groups with only about 220 total members.
But this is EXACTLY what I'm looking for!
I'm in PA...about an hour West of Philly. I did find New Jersey Motorsports Park which describes itself like a golf country club except you bring your car and drive the courses. Cost is $15k lifetime membership, $2400 yearly dues and $165 per member day. Up to 40 member days a year. I have no idea if that's in line with other clubs. But apparently they have small run groups with only about 220 total members.
But this is EXACTLY what I'm looking for!