AARRF this Saturday in St Cloud.

[G60Jetta2dr]

<monster truck voice> Saturday Saturday Saturday.

Have a driving itch that you want to scratch?

Click the track photo to experience the track from an RX7 point of view. :) There are some Brainerd shots too.

http://www.aarrf.com/general/images/mhsc_aerial_large.jpg (http://www.aarrf.com/movies/AARRF7s.mpg)

More details here. http://www.aarrf.com/events/tracktime.html

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[Andy]

Hey, is this event open to everyone? I would like to go for sure, and would really like to get some track time in. I just need to know if there is anything you need to do in order to get on the track, or if it is open to everyone. Also, does anyone know how to get there?? This information would be helpful to me!! Thanks.

[Josh S #771]

Originally posted by Andy


Hey, is this event open to everyone? I would like to go for sure, and would really like to get some track time in. I just need to know if there is anything you need to do in order to get on the track, or if it is open to everyone. Also, does anyone know how to get there?? This information would be helpful to me!! Thanks.

Andy, it's open to everyone. Bring your helmet, driver's liscense, a car that passes tech, and some money(not sure how much check the website). It's a great time.

To get there go NW on HWY 10, it's directly across from the MN Correctional Facility. The track will be on your right.

[MNbiker]

Drew and I attended this event on Saturday. This was a great opportunity to get LOTS of seat time in our cars. I probably spent more time on track in one day than I'll spend on-course in a whole season of autocross. Not quite the same as autox, but excellent practice, nonetheless.

The outer loop is pretty fast, with top speeds ~100mph. Each lapping session was 12 minutes on track - I did 5 sessions.

The inner "autocross" loop isn't quite the same as a regular course, but it's fun and you can run it as many times as you want. I did approx. 20 loops.

I definitely recommend putting in track brake pads for these events. It would be really easy to burn up street/autocross pads with so much track time.

-Steve