The Tenth Annual Tomcatt Memorial Meet
04-29-2015, 05:25 PM
#21
Count me in for a spirited group (when the time comes). I would prefer to be towards the front of either Jonas' or Sam's group. But if required I will be willing to "tail gun" if necessary. Room booked.
P.S. For those of you that may be reading this from the Mid-Atlantic region that have never been to the "TCR", one of the best parts about this weekend is the drive out to Marietta and back. For those of you that have not driven U.S. RT 50 in Eastern West Virginia the road is GREAT (if one does not get stuck behind a truck, motorhome or an "organic speed bump" AKA as a Harley rider. When my +1 is not with me (as she will not be this year, because I will be going from Marietta to S2K Days in KY this year) I have taken some of WV's back roads out to Marietta and some of them are nearly perfect S roads. I have been on a few where the posted speed limit is 55 MPH and even in an S2000 one can only achieve or exceed that speed about 20% of the time. So, if you have the time to take the scenic route out (or back) I would encourage you to attend this meet. I promise that you will not be disappointed.
P.P.S. Jonas, thank you for putting this together again this year.
P.S. For those of you that may be reading this from the Mid-Atlantic region that have never been to the "TCR", one of the best parts about this weekend is the drive out to Marietta and back. For those of you that have not driven U.S. RT 50 in Eastern West Virginia the road is GREAT (if one does not get stuck behind a truck, motorhome or an "organic speed bump" AKA as a Harley rider. When my +1 is not with me (as she will not be this year, because I will be going from Marietta to S2K Days in KY this year) I have taken some of WV's back roads out to Marietta and some of them are nearly perfect S roads. I have been on a few where the posted speed limit is 55 MPH and even in an S2000 one can only achieve or exceed that speed about 20% of the time. So, if you have the time to take the scenic route out (or back) I would encourage you to attend this meet. I promise that you will not be disappointed.
P.P.S. Jonas, thank you for putting this together again this year.
04-30-2015, 06:07 AM
#23
04-30-2015, 09:19 PM
#30
Count me in for a spirited group (when the time comes). I would prefer to be towards the front of either Jonas' or Sam's group. But if required I will be willing to "tail gun" if necessary. Room booked.
P.S. For those of you that may be reading this from the Mid-Atlantic region that have never been to the "TCR", one of the best parts about this weekend is the drive out to Marietta and back. For those of you that have not driven U.S. RT 50 in Eastern West Virginia the road is GREAT (if one does not get stuck behind a truck, motorhome or an "organic speed bump" AKA as a Harley rider. When my +1 is not with me (as she will not be this year, because I will be going from Marietta to S2K Days in KY this year) I have taken some of WV's back roads out to Marietta and some of them are nearly perfect S roads. I have been on a few where the posted speed limit is 55 MPH and even in an S2000 one can only achieve or exceed that speed about 20% of the time. So, if you have the time to take the scenic route out (or back) I would encourage you to attend this meet. I promise that you will not be disappointed.
P.P.S. Jonas, thank you for putting this together again this year.
P.S. For those of you that may be reading this from the Mid-Atlantic region that have never been to the "TCR", one of the best parts about this weekend is the drive out to Marietta and back. For those of you that have not driven U.S. RT 50 in Eastern West Virginia the road is GREAT (if one does not get stuck behind a truck, motorhome or an "organic speed bump" AKA as a Harley rider. When my +1 is not with me (as she will not be this year, because I will be going from Marietta to S2K Days in KY this year) I have taken some of WV's back roads out to Marietta and some of them are nearly perfect S roads. I have been on a few where the posted speed limit is 55 MPH and even in an S2000 one can only achieve or exceed that speed about 20% of the time. So, if you have the time to take the scenic route out (or back) I would encourage you to attend this meet. I promise that you will not be disappointed.
P.P.S. Jonas, thank you for putting this together again this year.