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09-24-2002, 03:43 PM
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| F1 Boston Sat.10/5 details O.K. here are some details about F1 boston, We will meet in the F1 parking lot at 11:30am at 12:00pm we will go into F1 Boston and register for track time I figure that at that time (12:00) there will not be to many people there so we will be able to really race aginst each other. for those of you havent been there here a few details. 1. You must be a licensed driver 18 years or older to race 2. No open-toe shoes allowed for racing. 3.You will be signing a liability waiver to race. Pricing 4. they give you a printout of your race so you and your buddies can compare notes (BTW: the last time i was there the track record for fastest lap was held by none other than DALE EARNDHART JR.) F1 Boston Race Licenses To race at F1 Boston all drivers must be over 18 and hold a valid driver's license in order to obtain an F1 Boston Race license. All new license holders will be provided with a head-sock, which must be used whenever using one of the F1's helmets. Annual License holders are entitled to a 10% discount off regular retail prices in The Store @ F1 Boston any may also pre-book and pay for Track time. Day License $10.00 Annual License $25.00 Competition License $40.00 Annual to Competition Upgrade $15.00 Same-day Day to Annual License Upgrade $15.00 Day to Annual License Upgrade with 30 days $20.00 Arrive & Race All drivers racing at F1 Boston take part in both practice and race laps. The number of laps on either track varies. Track One $25.00 Track Two $25.00 the first two races cost $25.00 each the third race is cheaper at $20.00 (might be cheaper) the fourth race is $15.00 (might be cheaper) the fifth race reverts back to the $25.00 policy TIPS: *bring your own (full face)helmet *Bring a pair of driving gloves (bring ratty ones) [i use old jetski gloves], as long as they are thin and tight fitting. * dont be concerned about weight limits the trick is to maintain momentum I'll see you all there!!!
__________________ "Keep Your Distance" - Formula 1 "BMW M3 - King of a new breed of classics" - Classics & Sports Car magazine(February 2002) "1987-1990 / The BMW M3 becomes the most winning car in European Touring Car history, winning 1,436 races including World, European, and German championships" - BMW Tradition website      |
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09-25-2002, 04:59 PM
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| What's the plan for after that? I may be getting Stongard installed on my M that morning...
__________________  Current: '88 Porsche 944 Turbo S |
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09-26-2002, 02:50 PM
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__________________ "Keep Your Distance" - Formula 1 "BMW M3 - King of a new breed of classics" - Classics & Sports Car magazine(February 2002) "1987-1990 / The BMW M3 becomes the most winning car in European Touring Car history, winning 1,436 races including World, European, and German championships" - BMW Tradition website |
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09-27-2002, 03:06 AM
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| I don't think I'm going to make F1. I should be picking up my M3 today and I'll be to busy wasting gas tommorrow morning. I'll meet up with you guys at the autocross or a little late at F1 before you leave. I look forward to meeting some more DTMPower people. 
__________________ Leo 95 M3 R.I.P.  |
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09-27-2002, 08:23 AM
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09-27-2002, 08:40 AM
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| Geeze what a dumbass I am in all my excitement I totally forgot what the date was when I wrote that last post. Thanks for the heads up chris!! Yeah my stupid ass has been thinking 95 M3 all week not much else has been working upstairs if you know what I mean!! I'll just go hide in the corner now! 
__________________ Leo 95 M3 R.I.P. |
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09-27-2002, 02:57 PM
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so does that mean we can chaulk up another for F1?
__________________ "Keep Your Distance" - Formula 1 "BMW M3 - King of a new breed of classics" - Classics & Sports Car magazine(February 2002) "1987-1990 / The BMW M3 becomes the most winning car in European Touring Car history, winning 1,436 races including World, European, and German championships" - BMW Tradition website |
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10-02-2002, 05:23 PM
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| Just a thought... Devens is easily an hours drive from F1. If you guys are racing at noon, you may not get out to Devens till 2 pm. I know the event is sparsely registered for, so I'm not sure how late they'll be running... Also, what's the plan for after that? I'm doing a bunch of car maintenance that day and doubt I'll make the 1.5 hour drive up to Devens once I'm done. Meet up with you guys afterwards someplace?
__________________ Current: '88 Porsche 944 Turbo S |
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10-03-2002, 11:52 AM
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| We'll be running all day, finishing probably around 4:00. If we finish early we may just do fun runs for a while. There are not that many people registered, but in the future we plan on making this a premier regional event, probably a two day weekend. We gott kinda screwed when we lost the venue at Weymouth and had to scramble for new dates. Tis is what we were stuck with - and between Show/Shine and a WMC autocross we had a lot of conflicts. For futurewr knowledge the Northeast BMW Autocross Championchips is *not* an invitation only event - if you drive(or can get a co-drive) a Bimmer, you can register - even if you've never autocrossed before. Like I said, we hope to make this a big thing in years coming. EricH |
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