Brooksville June 11th
Hi. i live in the Brooksville/Spring Hill area and i have never known there is any kind of Auto X event in the area. I would really like to come watch, ive never been to anything like this and im very curious to see what goes on. Where is it held, What time, and what day? Is there any fees for spectating? Thanks for any help.
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One thing that I would like to see changed is the tech proceedure. I think that having to line up the cars for tech wastes a lot of time. I was a member of a club in South Florida (Equip Rapide) several years ago and we would use several tech guys which would GO TO THE CARS parked in the paddock area. They would walk around with clip boards, tire gages and t-wrenches and tech the car where it is parked. They can have a guy tech'd within minutes of him parking his car. It just saves the time it takes to line up, stand in the tech line and than go park again.
I'm going to be the event chairman at the Oct. PCA event and we're going to try this. Change is good.
I'm going to be the event chairman at the Oct. PCA event and we're going to try this. Change is good.
Originally Posted by DSMboost97
Hi. i live in the Brooksville/Spring Hill area and i have never known there is any kind of Auto X event in the area. I would really like to come watch, ive never been to anything like this and im very curious to see what goes on. Where is it held, What time, and what day? Is there any fees for spectating? Thanks for any help.
Originally Posted by chi town brat
Spectators also need to sign up online at www.myautoevents.com
**please note in the comment box for Rafael that you are only there to spectate so that registration has a correct count on the number of cars/drivers.
there is No fee for watching. We just need the names of the visitors for the access list.Sign up at my auto events with a note that you are a spectator. ( I dont know if this will take away from the 50 head count we allow to register to drive , If so ) Just Send the names to AutoX @ 24hr.us
Last edited by bam2002; May 27, 2006 at 05:45 AM.
Originally Posted by bam2002
Usually a faster course does have some hard breaking areas due to need to turn around at the end of the runway.
I'm not complaining, though!


