Greg Fishman

Bill,
Stay at the Inn on the Lakes. It is a great historic place to stay. Great restaurant also.
I don't think I am going to make it to Sebring this year but I will be at Road Atlanta in April.

Sloth

[quote]Originally posted by bill walczak:
<strong>Whats the schedule with Sebring? Looks like 1 TT day then Sat/Sun Race practice/qualify/race/enduro. So Friday, Sat, Sunday. Is that right? The Inn at the track, is that a good place to stay?

Thanks! First timer at Sebring.</strong><hr></blockquote>


The schedule is tech opens at 1pm on Thurs, practice on Friday, qualify & sprint race on Saturday, qualify & Enduro on Sunday. I wonder if there is a separate TT day on Thursday?

The inn right next to the track is the Chateu Elan, it was booked up when I tried to reserve there three weeks ago. The Chateu is comfortable but nothing like the one at Road Atlanta. I am staying at the Inn on the Lakes.

Sebring will be a good time, see you all there. <img src="graemlins/bigok.gif" border="0" alt="[thumbsup]" />

Gratuitous photo...

PMS993

Bill and others going to Sebring...get reservations now! I started a few weeks ago and Inn on the Lakes was full. I'm just down at the Quality Inn. What you will find though is that there are a lot more options than Pooler, GA especially on where to eat!

Dbltime

You are very right. I am booked at the Quality Inn as well. Sounds like it is about 15 miles or so from the track.

coryf

I had a great time at Roebling last weekend, (even though I had to miss the first day due to a relatives wedding in Oklahoma) The old RSR did well against some very steep competition. The only disappointment came from losing 3rd place overall when I had to take to the grass in the short shoot between 7 and 8 to avoid a tank slapping red 944 turbo. This allowed Rick Longano (who BTW was flying this weekend ) and Greg Rathe to pass me. Oh well, it was still a ton of fun. I also heard through the grape vine that the reason the sound meter was acting up was a weak battery.