Hello drivers!

My name is Kaushik, I live in Los Angeles, CA. I'm new to this forum, I wanted to extend you guys an invitation to this event below. Sorry, since I'm new the board won't let me post it to the correct section.

Come join the BMW club of North America for our "Valentine" edition of Autocross! This event is being held on February 20th
at Lot 12 of the Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, CA. Breakfast, coffee, lunch and water are included in the low price of $65.-

Best of all, you get a whopping 11 runs during the course of the day, so you can actually learn the course
and get some serious improvement in before the day is over.

Events like this are a lot more fun with race buddies, so please tell your friends and family, we welcome any and all,
no BMW required. Come have a lot of fun in a safe and controlled environennt while exploring the limits of your car!

Register here at Motorsportsreg.com

Details are at the above link, but here are the highlights:

• Where: Auto Club Speedway, Fontana, CA
• When: Sunday, February 20th, 2011
• Format: Standard Autocross
• Cost: $65.- per entry ($75.- cash only on day of event)
• Membership: BMW club membership NOT required
• Food: Breakfast and One lunch included per entry (additional avaiable for purchase)
• Cars: All vehicles welcome, including convertibles (with or without roll bar)

Register here at Motorsportsreg.com

See you all there!!

Kaushik

 

He won't be able to reply yet but I've been to the BMW meet at TMS here in the Metroplex, TX and it was a lot of fun and a bargain, to boot. The BMW guys are always real leery of rotary-powered anything so it's nice to see them extending a hand. At the event here in Texas, it was a bit cheaper but they will also ride with you if you need pointers as to what their course layout is doing. They're used to their layouts, most peeps out of their club aren't.

Before you protest, the event in Texas was put up by an Admin in the South Forum but no names or a list was generated. You show up, you show up. You don't, you don't. That's the difference that allows these kinds of things to post up and not ones with "commit" lists being run by non-Forum Vendors.

Mario III