kevin
New Member
all, especially ai/aix/cmc
the new rocky mountain region of nasa will be running the full 4.5 mile road course at the new miller motorsports near salt lake city, utah may 19-21. this is a new and modern track, and the longest in the country.
here is a little ditty our regional director recently posted.
The Miller event will be one to not miss!!! We will actually have 4 to 5 race groups since we are hosting FormulaTR, GTS/BMWCCA, Legends, USTCC plus all of the other assortment of NASA race classes.
Good news! The big bore type cars is one of the most popular NASA class as of today. I'm thinking of at least 5-7 AI/CMC cars and we're recruting heavily from SoCal. I'm trying to convince some of your fellow Texans to make the 20 hour trip since this track is so cool. If we get at least 10 AI cars and a god number of CMC cars, we will do $$ payouts to the top 3. Combine this with the $300 in tires from Toyo, it starts to look attractive.
here is the link to our forums and at the bottom is the link to register for the event.
http://www.nasarockymountain.com/nasa_forums/index.php
if you have any questions, let me know.
the new rocky mountain region of nasa will be running the full 4.5 mile road course at the new miller motorsports near salt lake city, utah may 19-21. this is a new and modern track, and the longest in the country.
here is a little ditty our regional director recently posted.
The Miller event will be one to not miss!!! We will actually have 4 to 5 race groups since we are hosting FormulaTR, GTS/BMWCCA, Legends, USTCC plus all of the other assortment of NASA race classes.
Good news! The big bore type cars is one of the most popular NASA class as of today. I'm thinking of at least 5-7 AI/CMC cars and we're recruting heavily from SoCal. I'm trying to convince some of your fellow Texans to make the 20 hour trip since this track is so cool. If we get at least 10 AI cars and a god number of CMC cars, we will do $$ payouts to the top 3. Combine this with the $300 in tires from Toyo, it starts to look attractive.
here is the link to our forums and at the bottom is the link to register for the event.
http://www.nasarockymountain.com/nasa_forums/index.php
if you have any questions, let me know.
