Send it out to Laguna! ...need a good excuse to ship the car West!!!

 

If it needs to be on the West Coast, how about that new track un Utah, whats-its-name? Miller Motorsports? It sounds big enough. The biggest problem, wouldn't we know about it by now, if it was going to happen?

Bill

 

Good point Bill. We knew of the RR I quite a long time prior to '01, and i think it was the same for RR II. I would give it another year or so.

BTW, when did Utah become the West Coast? Did I miss the BIG ONE?

 

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What - golf?

 

10 miles away from Road America you have Black Wolf Run and Whistling Straits

 

My vote goes for something new to 'us'. That little road course that crosses a yard of bricks in Indianapolis

 

I have heard Daytona from a few sources also... I wouldn't have a problem with any of the suggestions, though it would be nice for me if it was out west.

 

Manny, I think you have the right idea! It's centrally located to each of the coasters. It has the smell of a genuine racetrack with all the history and adrenaline that should be involved in a RR experience. I'm ready! Great Idea! BTW, sorry I wasn't at SP on Sunday to go bumper to bumper again.

 

Is PCA working on a club race there?

 

I know that several PCA groups in the area have contacted IMS and they indicated that IMS has absolutely no interest in hosting an amateur event. PCA National or a group like Redman's might have more luck but I certainly wouldn't bet on it.

 

IMS would be a perfect place.....if they would open their eyes and open their track to us

 

I'm with Manny. I would love to drive at Indy and would be in. Maybe with Brian Redman and Porsche asking, IMS would consider it.

 

Not that I'm know of. Getting Daytona was a major accomplishment. Took five years to swing that. As far as I know, Indy is only used for three events each year, Indy 500, F1, Brickyard 400. I heard the rest of the time it's used for testing. Still, it's nice to dream about. Short of Le Mans, I don't know of any other road course in the US that would carry the cachet that Indy currently enjoys. It may be our last holy grail

 

Manny,

I agree...plus it's one of those places, very much like Daytona, where one could see the majority if not the entire track from one location. One can only hope!!