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I may end up camping in the paddock with Jabs and crew but my trailer doesn’t have AC yet.
Cranberry is about 20 mins from the track, and there isn't a toll. On Google or Apple maps, search for hotels in zip 16066. All the usual suspects in the Hilton, Marriott and IHG families.
I know nothing of the availability of rental companionship and recreational pharmaceuticals.
i just did 2 days at Pitt Race with ChinTrackDays, before this my only 2 tracks were Barber and NCM. The flow of PittRace is amazing with great turns, elevation changes and super fun straights. I followed this with Mid-Ohio and can say they are both wonderful tracks, i wish I didn't live so far away from these down here in Nashville but will plan for the pair again next year!
#addicted to the track(s)
I was scheduled to head up with a few of the guys from Hooked on Driving cause they also did the "double header". I'm super jealous that you also did the bender!
Originally Posted by dgrobs
I may end up camping in the paddock with Jabs and crew but my trailer doesn’t have AC yet.
I will likely join you and Jabs for a smoke! See below for hotel rec
Originally Posted by 177mph
I'm also looking for a hotel rec out there - as the last place I stayed wasn't...ideal.
I'm booked at the Microtel by Wyndham Beaver Falls which avoids the tolls and is only about 15 minutes from the track.
There's a "Pitt Race" rate of $85/night https://www.wyndhamhotels.com/microt...falls/overview
Hofbrauhaus has a mean Knusprige Schweinehaxen (pork shank!) so we might assemble a small crew to head down for dinner.
I was scheduled to head up with a few of the guys from Hooked on Driving cause they also did the "double header". I'm super jealous that you also did the bender!
I will likely join you and Jabs for a smoke! See below for hotel rec
I'm booked at the Microtel by Wyndham Beaver Falls which avoids the tolls and is only about 15 minutes from the track.
There's a "Pitt Race" rate of $85/night https://www.wyndhamhotels.com/microt...falls/overview
Hofbrauhaus has a mean Knusprige Schweinehaxen (pork shank!) so we might assemble a small crew to head down for dinner.
The Microtel is where I normally stay as well. I like that Sals is in walking distance and they have a good bar and decent Italian food. Also the proximity to the track is good as well.
be good to grab a smoke with everyone.
I really wanna try camping in my trailer but I don’t have AC yet. If it’s a hot humid 3 days, I’ll be miserable in the trailer. Think it’s gonna be a game time call for me.
Count me in for at least 1 dinner with everyone. That looks delicious. Oh my...
I'm heading up from Potomac at noon to try and beat the traffic in Pittsburgh and get checked in at the Microtel. Will try and get over to the track a little earlier to grab a space in the paddock. @dgrobs We've got a little bit of time before we can get into the track so let's grab a smoke beforehand.
I'm heading up from Potomac at noon to try and beat the traffic in Pittsburgh and get checked in at the Microtel. Will try and get over to the track a little earlier to grab a space in the paddock. @dgrobs We've got a little bit of time before we can get into the track so let's grab a smoke beforehand.
Since DGrobs is parking next to me I’ll have to join in on the cigars
What is the best route to PittRace and what is the best time to leave the DMV (Bethesda, MD) this Thursday?
With trailer, it will take about 6 hours, leave around noon. Any of the major interstates will do, they all take Speed Pass.
If you were driving your GT3 then take route 50 all the way west, then head north once you are below Pittsburgh. I did that drive once and it was a blast. Could take a little longer, but a fun drive.
06-03-2021, 06:03 PM
