Houston

[Bob"oldnslo"Roberson]

Is anyone else having problems finding their way out of the pits ? I think I need a GPS. Or a guide dog.
Good thing we start on the track. But we still have to make a pit stop.
Anyway, I'm as lost as Hogan's goat.
Oldtimers disease. I guess I'll figure out sooner or later. :-)

[Bob"oldnslo"Roberson]

Well I found my way out..........No GPS needed. Just a few pit outs to learn where the track was. I think the turn at the exit was hardest to find. Didn't look like an exit.

[Bob"oldnslo"Roberson]

BTW, is it Houston or San Antonio ?

[John Nelson]

It seems the pits are the same as leaving the first time so be prepared to zig zag through the maze after your pit stop

[JABowders]

Sorry to miss the race, I was out playing with my toys... It was a nice day so I was responsible for the sounds of spring... the exhaust tones of several vehicles. I got the MG Midget and CBR 1000 RR out for several hours, and finally got the Kawasaki running and ready for the first ride of the season. In doing so, I had had just showered and sat down and noticed I had missed the race… Doh!

James

[Sandy Robinson]

You made the right choice JB. While I normally love the street courses, this one was terrible. The tire barriers in most turns were incredibly unforgiving. Just a slight brush on the side launched your car sideways into the path of other cars. Combine that with the lack of traction and you have a perfect storm of disaster. The fuel estimates were off too, and finally the pit exit was just nuts.

With that being said I think it has potential to be a lot of fun. It just needs a lot of work. Much, much work.

SandyR

[Ced Collins]

Ahh the MG, I bet it liked getting out. Yes it is almost riding weather. Took the Suzuki out last weekend for a shakedown but couldn't stop anywhere because the battery is about shot. So that will be the first purchase this season