Racer registration for this wildy popular event will go on sale on February 17th at 7:00 P. M. eastern and will be sold through Tickmaster.com exclusively. The cost for registration is $60.00, for the car, driver and includes Friday test session.
Racer registration will take place ON LINE EXCLUSIVELY. This is for full body cars only, must run 12.99 or faster, must meet track sanctioning body’s tech inspection requirements. Photo ID will be required when you arrive at the track to match you with your purchased registration.
Tickets for spectators will go on sale one week later on February 24th. Two day general admission tickets for Friday and Saturday are $30.00. Friday general admission is $15.00 and Saturday General admission spectator tickets are only $20.00 for adults. Children 12 and under are free with a paid adult.
I'd go. I agree on the "more cruising, less standing around" part
Gas is cheaper this year...at least for now. So hopefully more people are willing to drive around (seems like last year nobody was really interested in doing that). I also really like cruising through Indy. Downtown is sort of fun for someone who isn't there often. Maybe it gets old to the local people though.
The most fun I've ever had at a 3s meet was cruising around with FRS radios and bullshitting with everyone else the entire time.
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I'd go. I agree on the "more cruising, less standing around" part
Gas is cheaper this year...at least for now. So hopefully more people are willing to drive around (seems like last year nobody was really interested in doing that). I also really like cruising through Indy. Downtown is sort of fun for someone who isn't there often. Maybe it gets old to the local people though.
The most fun I've ever had at a 3s meet was cruising around with FRS radios and bullshitting with everyone else the entire time.
cruising is fun, but its hard to keep everyone together driving downtown, especially when people are coming from all over.
I did not get signed up for the Pinks all out because I missed the registration. So I will try to get things planned out for the may gathering here soon.
cruising is fun, but its hard to keep everyone together driving downtown, especially when people are coming from all over.
I did not get signed up for the Pinks all out because I missed the registration. So I will try to get things planned out for the may gathering here soon.
That's where the FRS radios come in handy. Every 5-10 minutes or so, regroup in some parking lot etc. And there is always cruising on highways too. There you're less likely to get broken up by traffic.
That's where the FRS radios come in handy. Every 5-10 minutes or so, regroup in some parking lot etc. And there is always cruising on highways too. There you're less likely to get broken up by traffic.
well if you guys think thats fun, then thats cool, but im not leading that!! I cant stand doing that lol. More work than I'm interested in doing. I get tired of stop and go driving, at that point I would rather stand next to my car in a parking lot or do a lap of 465 or find some curvy roads to drive on.
I'd go. I agree on the "more cruising, less standing around" part
Gas is cheaper this year...at least for now. So hopefully more people are willing to drive around (seems like last year nobody was really interested in doing that). I also really like cruising through Indy. Downtown is sort of fun for someone who isn't there often. Maybe it gets old to the local people though.
The most fun I've ever had at a 3s meet was cruising around with FRS radios and bullshitting with everyone else the entire time.
I'm sure we'll be able to figure something out.
On another note.. you may not be the only 99 TA there. A buddy of mine may join in with his. Quite the psychotic F-body.. close to 600hp at the tires.. no bottle, all motor.
At least he'll have someone to talk about straight line racing with pushrods
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Re: May 29-31 Indy Gathering Planning Thread!
