Race Day

[Zlishous]

Thought i would pass this along for any Norcal Z racers, hope to see you there!

We're holding this Northern California Racing Club event January 25th at Sears Point just north of San Francisco in Sonoma County. This event will be run like a street school, in that there will only be passing in safe zones. We'll run a Time Trial event right after lunch, so expect one optional session of individual timed laps (ala Solo 1). No racing, this is for learning and having fun, and a safe dose of competition. These events are open to all NCRC club members. So whether you're a beginner or an advanced driver, come join us for a day at the track! If you are a beginner, and expect to have instruction, please make sure to note it during your registration in advance of the track day as it is available on a first-come, first-served basis.

This event is being run jointly with the NSX club, and under a "club sharing" agreement will not have to join NCRC to attend this event. NSX members please read up on NCRC Rules and Bylaws to familiarize yourself with our club process before registering.

See our Rules page for a list of NCRC rules, as well as our Sears Point page for more specific track configuration and local rules we'll be following for this event.

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Registration

We are currently accepting sign-ups for this event on a first-come, first-served basis. The early-bird cost is $230 for members, $270 for non-members (which includes $40 membership dues) until January 1st. After that, the price goes up to $255/$295. See our Purchasing page to register. NSX club members please send in your membership number, you do not need to join NCRC for this event.

When you register, please print out, complete, sign and mail in the registration form (one for each event), and let us know which events you're signing up for.

Refunds

If you need to cancel, your registration fee will only be refundable by NCRC if there is someone on the waiting list who can fill your spot.

Rain is typically handled by the track itself, not by NCRC. Typical policy is that the event will be held if the track is just wet, but not if it's pouring rain or if there is an unsafe condition or damage at the track. If the event is cancelled due to rain, NCRC will refund whatever portion of the total costs we can recoup.

Here is the link to the actual site in case your interested.

http://www.ncracing.org/sp030125.html

Thanks,

Z Ya later