snow racing in NY
01-14-09, 10:24 AM
#1
snow racing in NY
anyone want to join me and do a snow autocross? one car at a time for safety. You will learn tons about car control. Might safe your life.
awesome pics from last weeks event here:
http://photoremski.com:88/gallery/ma...g2_itemId=5121
Next event is this saturday Jan 17th. anyone wanna go? $175 a person if you pre-register (email Matt, link below) and come as a group of 4 or more.
theres video footage here:
Rallycross with Dave Mirra, Nissan Maxima Review - Garage419 | Garage419 - Car guys love to argue. Let the debate rage!
Drive MMC - Premier country club race resort for automotive enthusiasts
Winter Driving Series – Monticello Motor Club
Let the snow fly –
The MMC Winter Driving Series is designed to deliver driving excitement, rally car style, on our track that happens to be covered with ice and snow!
Utilizing the South Circuit, groomed to perfection, the Winter Driving Series will be open to all licensed driving enthusiasts. Bring your friends and family to watch as you test the limits of your car through time-trials, open lapping sessions, and other exciting formats. Just because winter is here doesn’t mean the motoring fun must come to a halt. So let it snow at the Monticello Motor Club.
Winter Driving Series Highlights:
• MMC South Circuit - 1.8 Miles with 11-turns consisting of large sweepers, increasing and decreasing radius corners, and thrilling elevation changes.
• Exciting Formats – Go against the clock in head to head time trials or test, tune, and practice your skills in our open lapping sessions.
• Rally Events – Break out the rally car, mix it up with fellow drivers of Rally New York and the USRC to put on a show for spectators.
2009 Schedule
Jan 17, 2009 – Time Trials
Weather Permitting: Please call or check Drive MMC - Premier country club race resort for automotive enthusiasts for the latest track conditions. Schedule will be updated by noon the day preceding each event.
Event Location: 67 Cantrell Road, Monticello, NY 12701
Registration and Vehicle Inspection: 8:00am - 9:00am
Event Hours: 9:00am - 4:30pm
Future dates to be announced.
Hospitality/Driver Services
Food and beverages will be available to spectators and drivers for purchase. Facilities are limited so please dress appropriately.
Rules and Regulations
Events from January - March will be limited to the first 100 cars and pre-registration is required. Entrants will have the option of participating in time trials, open lapping sessions, and other formats (subject to MMC participation agreement)! Seatbelts and helmets must be worn at all times. Studded tires are not permitted. Pre-registration is recommended and is $199 for each driver. Admission at the gate is $250 per driver and $15 per person for spectators. MMC requires a credit card authorization form on file to cover additional fees for towing and any damage to the facility. All drivers must read and acknowledge additional rules and regulations in the participation agreement prior to entry.
Vehicle Inspection
Participant’s vehicles are required to pass an inspection. This is to ensure no studded tires are equipped, working seat belts are installed, all safety lights are operating properly and each driver has an approved SNELL 95 or newer helmet. Vehicles will also be inspected to ensure there are no loose objects within, and that the vehicle is track ready.
Check out Drive MMC - Premier country club race resort for automotive enthusiasts for all details, scheduling and updates. Call or email to reserve your spot today!
Contact
Matt Gottlieb
Monticello Motor Club
mgottlieb@monticellomotorclub.com
Drive MMC - Premier country club race resort for automotive enthusiasts
Office: 877.578.RACE (7223) x293
Fax: 845.468.7039
awesome pics from last weeks event here:
http://photoremski.com:88/gallery/ma...g2_itemId=5121
Next event is this saturday Jan 17th. anyone wanna go? $175 a person if you pre-register (email Matt, link below) and come as a group of 4 or more.
theres video footage here:
Rallycross with Dave Mirra, Nissan Maxima Review - Garage419 | Garage419 - Car guys love to argue. Let the debate rage!
Drive MMC - Premier country club race resort for automotive enthusiasts
Winter Driving Series – Monticello Motor Club
Let the snow fly –
The MMC Winter Driving Series is designed to deliver driving excitement, rally car style, on our track that happens to be covered with ice and snow!
Utilizing the South Circuit, groomed to perfection, the Winter Driving Series will be open to all licensed driving enthusiasts. Bring your friends and family to watch as you test the limits of your car through time-trials, open lapping sessions, and other exciting formats. Just because winter is here doesn’t mean the motoring fun must come to a halt. So let it snow at the Monticello Motor Club.
Winter Driving Series Highlights:
• MMC South Circuit - 1.8 Miles with 11-turns consisting of large sweepers, increasing and decreasing radius corners, and thrilling elevation changes.
• Exciting Formats – Go against the clock in head to head time trials or test, tune, and practice your skills in our open lapping sessions.
• Rally Events – Break out the rally car, mix it up with fellow drivers of Rally New York and the USRC to put on a show for spectators.
2009 Schedule
Jan 17, 2009 – Time Trials
Weather Permitting: Please call or check Drive MMC - Premier country club race resort for automotive enthusiasts for the latest track conditions. Schedule will be updated by noon the day preceding each event.
Event Location: 67 Cantrell Road, Monticello, NY 12701
Registration and Vehicle Inspection: 8:00am - 9:00am
Event Hours: 9:00am - 4:30pm
Future dates to be announced.
Hospitality/Driver Services
Food and beverages will be available to spectators and drivers for purchase. Facilities are limited so please dress appropriately.
Rules and Regulations
Events from January - March will be limited to the first 100 cars and pre-registration is required. Entrants will have the option of participating in time trials, open lapping sessions, and other formats (subject to MMC participation agreement)! Seatbelts and helmets must be worn at all times. Studded tires are not permitted. Pre-registration is recommended and is $199 for each driver. Admission at the gate is $250 per driver and $15 per person for spectators. MMC requires a credit card authorization form on file to cover additional fees for towing and any damage to the facility. All drivers must read and acknowledge additional rules and regulations in the participation agreement prior to entry.
Vehicle Inspection
Participant’s vehicles are required to pass an inspection. This is to ensure no studded tires are equipped, working seat belts are installed, all safety lights are operating properly and each driver has an approved SNELL 95 or newer helmet. Vehicles will also be inspected to ensure there are no loose objects within, and that the vehicle is track ready.
Check out Drive MMC - Premier country club race resort for automotive enthusiasts for all details, scheduling and updates. Call or email to reserve your spot today!
Contact
Matt Gottlieb
Monticello Motor Club
mgottlieb@monticellomotorclub.com
Drive MMC - Premier country club race resort for automotive enthusiasts
Office: 877.578.RACE (7223) x293
Fax: 845.468.7039
01-18-09, 07:39 PM
#2
vid and pics from yesterday:
http://www.ponycars.net/wds011709.htm
and there's a link at the bottom to the pics from the previous weeks event.
http://www.ponycars.net/wds011709.htm
and there's a link at the bottom to the pics from the previous weeks event.
01-22-09, 12:36 PM
#6
yeah i'm not in NJ anymore; moved to NY in Oct for work.
some guys use all season tires if they have AWD. if they are rwd or fwd, snow tires are recommended. really depends on the conditions. one event had 10 inches of fresh powder so dedicated snow tires rocked of course.
The damage potential really depends on the driver. if you are aggressive and want to set the fast time of the day, you might clip a hay bail if you lose control. No one hit a tire wall or guard rail so far out of 3 events.
some guys use all season tires if they have AWD. if they are rwd or fwd, snow tires are recommended. really depends on the conditions. one event had 10 inches of fresh powder so dedicated snow tires rocked of course.
The damage potential really depends on the driver. if you are aggressive and want to set the fast time of the day, you might clip a hay bail if you lose control. No one hit a tire wall or guard rail so far out of 3 events.
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02-01-09, 02:00 PM
#9
pics from 1/31 event. about 60 drivers! was awesome. we opened up 2 courses.
http://www.ponycars.net/wds013109.htm
http://www.ponycars.net/wds013109.htm
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