spider

I was there, too. Mine was the silver with the blue cover, if anyone noticed. Someone actually came over and asked me where I got the cover and I didn't remember the URL, so here it is:

Covercraft Industries, Inc. 100 Enterprise Blvd., Pauls Valley, OK 73075. Their number is 405-238-9651. The part number is IC3040GK. The color choices are grey, blue, and beige.

I actually ordered the cover through AUTOACCESSORY.COM, their info is below:

17975 Sky Park Circle, Suite F
Irvine, CA 92614
888-734-8734
949-851-8500

Yeah, waited all day and did just three runs sucked; however, I did enjoy it very much. Got to see all the cool cars and meet people with the same interests. I guess I'm just spoiled - I was used to having 12 to 15 runs per event when I was in Boston. There are just way too many participants here...

/Rog

spider

What's an X class?

Thanks,

/Rog

jzr

Hey Rog,
Sorry I didn't make it over to say hi...I parked over by you earlier in the day (Red #227), but just wasn't in the same area I guess. Brian, Mike (with a silverstone) and I spent a lot of time hanging out by Mike's car. I worked the course while you ran in the 7th, and you drove quite well.

X class is for those that aren't novices, and don't want to run "in class". Usually this is someone that's just there to drive and not necessarily compete with others. Sometimes those running in class (S2000 is A-stock or AS) will also run X class to get some extra practice. You just have to pay the daily fee twice, and soemtimes they'll try to make you work twice as well.

Keep your eyes peeled for any "track day" events - we just had one this last Friday at the Streets of Willow that was a big success. I got 2 hours of track time but could've had about 3 if I really wanted; way more than enough.

Jason

spider

Thanks, Jason, for the info. I was also at the Streets of Willow Springs the other day. Got to ride with Shawn and felt all dizzy afterwards.

I'll try to make it at Hollywood Park next weekend.

/Rog