thgach
05-30-2011, 10:21 AM
I am very happy to announce that we are ready to start pre registration to the pas richmond 500 on friday july 8th. Preregistration is for the cart race the show on sat is free.
We will be closing the track for an hour and a half so we need to know up front how much interest we have. Registration is 35 dollars for the first 20 participants all are welcome. you should bring your own helmet.
paypal=thgach@sbcglobal.net
The race will be held at g force carts in richmond virginia http://www.gforcekarts.com/
the carts will be these http://www.gforcekarts.com/karts_adult.htm
this will be a timed event with three too four different heats, the overall winner (projected to be the stig) will be crowned the saleen 2011 national carts champion!!!! :biggrin:
thank you saleenlocator and pas for sponsoring
g-force carts
Our ¼-mile indoor track is a road course that twists and turns throughout our facility, allowing drivers to use their skills to out maneuver their competitors. The track is concrete and is specially prepared, so the grip of the karts are excellent. To compliment the racing environment, we used NASCAR tires to outline the track that were used at the Coca Cola 600, Richmond, and the California Winston Cup and Busch Series racing events. Yellow caution lights highlight the track during mishaps on the track and the end of the races. Our state-of-the-art facility features a computerized timing system that tracks each karts lap times. Sessions can include up to 12 races and last 8 minutes. Each racer receives a printout of their race performance: number of laps, lap times, average lap time, heat ranking, and over all ranking of the day.
After receiving your race ticket, a safety briefing is conducted to cover the rules, regulations and racing eticate on the track. From there you'll be properly filtted with a DOT approved helmet, a neckbrace and off to the pits for your heat. Once the Track Marshals buckle all racers into their karts, down comes the green flag to begin the race! The Track Marshalls will monitor the race and communicate to the racers solely using the international race flags, which is covered in the initial safety briefing.
We will be closing the track for an hour and a half so we need to know up front how much interest we have. Registration is 35 dollars for the first 20 participants all are welcome. you should bring your own helmet.
paypal=thgach@sbcglobal.net
The race will be held at g force carts in richmond virginia http://www.gforcekarts.com/
the carts will be these http://www.gforcekarts.com/karts_adult.htm
this will be a timed event with three too four different heats, the overall winner (projected to be the stig) will be crowned the saleen 2011 national carts champion!!!! :biggrin:
thank you saleenlocator and pas for sponsoring
g-force carts
Our ¼-mile indoor track is a road course that twists and turns throughout our facility, allowing drivers to use their skills to out maneuver their competitors. The track is concrete and is specially prepared, so the grip of the karts are excellent. To compliment the racing environment, we used NASCAR tires to outline the track that were used at the Coca Cola 600, Richmond, and the California Winston Cup and Busch Series racing events. Yellow caution lights highlight the track during mishaps on the track and the end of the races. Our state-of-the-art facility features a computerized timing system that tracks each karts lap times. Sessions can include up to 12 races and last 8 minutes. Each racer receives a printout of their race performance: number of laps, lap times, average lap time, heat ranking, and over all ranking of the day.
After receiving your race ticket, a safety briefing is conducted to cover the rules, regulations and racing eticate on the track. From there you'll be properly filtted with a DOT approved helmet, a neckbrace and off to the pits for your heat. Once the Track Marshals buckle all racers into their karts, down comes the green flag to begin the race! The Track Marshalls will monitor the race and communicate to the racers solely using the international race flags, which is covered in the initial safety briefing.