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Any sense of enduro run groups or times? I know the usual sunday morning no noise thing.
Trying to sort out flights need to get outta there asap.
Just emailed the registrar, and they wouldnt even give me a clue. It is crap that less than 2 weeks out they cant assign run groups. How the heck are you supposed to book airfare.
Just emailed the registrar, and they wouldnt even give me a clue. It is crap that less than 2 weeks out they cant assign run groups. How the heck are you supposed to book airfare.
See my previous post above. You should be done no later than 5.
That's not an acceptable answer for any race series, especially when some groups (not this time at Rd ATL but it's always the same issue for every event) will be done before lunch and some before 5pm. That makes a HUGE difference in booking flights and getting home at a reasonable time for some people.
There's no legit reason the run groups haven't been assigned already.
Still my pet peeve with PCA.....
Originally Posted by Frank 993 C4S
See my previous post above. You should be done no later than 5.
That's not an acceptable answer for any race series, especially when some groups (not this time at Rd ATL but it's always the same issue for every event) will be done before lunch and some before 5pm. That makes a HUGE difference in booking flights and getting home at a reasonable time for some people.
There's no legit reason the run groups haven't been assigned already.
That's not an acceptable answer for any race series, especially when some groups (not this time at Rd ATL but it's always the same issue for every event) will be done before lunch and some before 5pm. That makes a HUGE difference in booking flights and getting home at a reasonable time for some people.
There's no legit reason the run groups haven't been assigned already.
Still my pet peeve with PCA.....
As I frequently tell my drivers "They're all volunteers be glad they volunteer"
Are they perfect? Absolutely not but they try
No I get it and I know we are always done by 5ish. I also am not slamming the volunteers, I do appreciate everything they do, but in the past I always got a hint like... dont hold me to this but you probably are in the yellow group... You know what I am saying
I am in a stock E class, gambling I am the yellow run group. We would get slaughtered in the last run group with the GT3Rs.
Headed back to california, so just trying to get a head start on a long day, after a long day at the track.
So what's kinda interesting....there are 145 cars signed up for the enduro, with 19 of them being GT4CS group, leaving 126 cars to be split between 2 groups!!! That's average of 63 cars/group on a 2.5 mile track....and only 19 in the GT4 group...
So what's kinda interesting....there are 145 cars signed up for the enduro, with 19 of them being GT4CS group, leaving 126 cars to be split between 2 groups!!! That's average of 63 cars/group on a 2.5 mile track....and only 19 in the GT4 group...
Maybe PCA was waiting for the refund deadline to pass (it was yesterday) before releasing the schedule.
Looking at the car counts, it looks like grouping might be a challenge. But great to see so many people signed up this year. It's an awesome race!
03-21-2017, 08:36 PM
