Headed out to PPIR on Tuesday 7/24/12 to give my new 250 some love.
Have already talked to the track manager, so he knows to expect at least me. Others are welcome to join.
$150 for full day of track of time, plus garage space, and electricity. All included.
Please post up if you are thinking of attending so I can give him a tentative headcount by Monday afternoon.
Woot!!! I'll be there!
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Great, but are you riding?Originally Posted by Smitty
Yeah! Race ya!
“The knack of flying is in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss.”
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I get the r6!
Deal!
“The knack of flying is in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss.”
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Get a room you two!
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I've never been there. Can you break it down for me in relationship to PMP and HPR?
Shorter than both
1.3 mile track with 7 turns.
Long(ish) straight onto an Oval front straight from start finish to T1
T1- Left hand long sweep off of the banking onto an infield apron
T1/T2 (you never really leave the turn) exits onto the nascar back straight
T3- (Slowest corner on the track) left hand 170 degree turn into the infield
T4 - Right hand 175 degrees, but more open than T3 in the infield
T5-6-7 = A series of esses leading to a tight left hand turn onto the front straight.
Lap times are short (just over a minute if you're going pretty well) and the track does not provide much opportunity for rest.
Hope that helps
Get a room you two!
jefe
Thanks Scott! I didnt have an answer bc I've never been on this track. n 2nd thought, even if I had been on it, I still wouldnt have had as good of an answer.
Do they do halves and punch cards?
Kyle -
No- typically just full days, no punch cards.
That's a bummer. I haven't been there, so I guess I should just suck it up.
They have smaller spaces, minus the garage and electricity, for perhaps less $$?
Any other information on the track day? Never been to PPIR, but I'm looking at getting a final day in before I head to South Carolina for the next six weeks.
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'11 Suzuki V-Strom DL-650 *SOLD*
'07 Aprilia RSV R Factory *SOLD*
It's fun. Balls to the wall (literally). Couple of us From cos trying to go.
BTW, I don't think you can save any cash by not getting the garage so might as well use them. Nice to have
Sarge, what do you need to know about the track? If you want to discuss it I'm on Carson at the CCTT building if you want to stop by. I'm excited about riding at PPIR, this track is a lot of fun.
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For information about the day call PPIR - Paul Jensen is the track manager
719-382-7223
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