Hallet High Speed Touring
09-09-2010, 12:41 PM
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Hallet High Speed Touring
I'm planning on going on the 25th, I shall have a new suspension installed by then 
Anybody else interested? There will be another event near the end of October as well.
If you've done this before and have current membership, the cost is $95 for a day. If you need to renew the Hallett membership, the total cost is $145. If you've never done a track day at Hallet, you also need to take the driver's education class. This means your cost will be $195 for a day.
What you get is (5) 15 minute sessions at the track, you can rent a transponder if you'd like to keep track of your laptimes.
Come on out! Here is the official website if you're interested.
http://www.hallettracing.net/hsts.html
Anybody else interested? There will be another event near the end of October as well.
If you've done this before and have current membership, the cost is $95 for a day. If you need to renew the Hallett membership, the total cost is $145. If you've never done a track day at Hallet, you also need to take the driver's education class. This means your cost will be $195 for a day.
What you get is (5) 15 minute sessions at the track, you can rent a transponder if you'd like to keep track of your laptimes.
Come on out! Here is the official website if you're interested.
http://www.hallettracing.net/hsts.html
09-10-2010, 05:54 AM
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work and a birthday party that evening. Let me know if/when the later date is for Oct. and I'll see if I can be there. Hallet is a track I have wanted to try for quite some time now and still haven't had the chance. Have fun!
09-10-2010, 12:56 PM
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Originally Posted by spets,Sep 9 2010, 06:45 PM
Yes, helmets required for both driver and passenger, M or S rated. I think they may have a few available to rent.
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09-10-2010, 02:21 PM
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Correct, pants and long sleeves required. I didn't get anything too fancy, just an HJC helmet from saferacer. I think I got something like this:
http://www.saferacer.com/hjc-cl-16-solid-c...?productid=2082
http://www.saferacer.com/hjc-cl-16-solid-c...?productid=2082
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Any snell rated helmet works. Im not even sure they check them though...
I picked up one of these (only 80$) a couple years ago when i started autoxing.
Some ppl will tell you that a shoei helmet is the only way to go but if you don't have a bike theirs no point. They may be a lot more comfortable but you only have to have it on for 15 mins at a time..
Oh and I sent a email to see if I have to pay for the driving class since I was on hallet already with OK festival of speed last may.. If I don't have to pay for the class I will be their for sure if I do im not sure if I will be their..
I picked up one of these (only 80$) a couple years ago when i started autoxing.
Some ppl will tell you that a shoei helmet is the only way to go but if you don't have a bike theirs no point. They may be a lot more comfortable but you only have to have it on for 15 mins at a time..
Oh and I sent a email to see if I have to pay for the driving class since I was on hallet already with OK festival of speed last may.. If I don't have to pay for the class I will be their for sure if I do im not sure if I will be their..