I know in the past many of us had problems signing up for HPDE/track days and here is some welcome good news. Greg is an organizer there (also a instructor) and happens to be an Intel employee also. So, I spoke to him and provided details about our car and he sent me an email that they have officially added the info about S2000 to their site:

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From: Meythaler, Greg
Sent: Thursday, May 12, 2011 12:56 PM
To: Basu, Abhi K
Subject: RE: BMW Club Portland HPDE class - July 25th

Abhi,

Norm and I went back and examined and reworded our policy to be more clear. See below. Yes a S2000 would be welcome at our events.

-greg

We allow open cars with structural and/or factory roll protection to run at our events (e.g. 4 point rollover protection or cage, factory rollover protection or safety systems).

Examples of vehicle with factory protection systems are: BMW Z3 (2000 and newer), Z4, 1 and 3 Series (E46 and newer) Convertibles, Porsche Boxster and Cabriolet (996/997), Audi TT Roadster, Honda S2000 and Ferrari 360/430 Spider.

We do not allow convertibles without rollover protection to run.
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So, good for us and hope more S2000 owners sign up. I am planning to sign up for two HPDE classes this year.

Thanks,

Abhi

 

good news nice work abhi!

 

Nice job indeed

 

great job. let's do some fun at the
track.

 

Good work Abhi
I'm sure there are a few people on here that appreciate this
and will be signing up.. Be nice to go to one of these to check it out
and see what its all about..

 

Anybody got a link to their site? Whats a HPDE cost with them?

 

Link to the first event - https://www.motorsportreg.com/index....E9F891007EC719

I am planning for the June and August ones, will sign up shortly.

 

Abhi, I just read though the links, I might have missed it, but is there a spot on their site with the cost?

 

probably if we sign in as a big group we'll get a discount. hehehe.

 

I went ahead on a couple of screens (you have to register at the site and then select an event etc.) and the cost seems to be $185.