I am getting the itch. Real bad. I am working 144 hours every two weeks and Sunday is my only day off. I think I might suck it up and come out. Fuck it. Sleeping is for the dead.

 

You work six 12 hour shifts every week? What the fuck are you doing? Do you have a bunch of children I don't know about or something?

 

Typically 14 hour shifts Mon-Friday then 10/11 hrs on Saturdays. We fired my other Service Adviser and I'm the only one right now, so I am a one man show

However, the deciding factor is going to be if I have a trailer to use or not because with the hours I work I won't be able to go rent one during store hours.

 

whens the dead line for sign ups?

 

now, do it

 

Hi, everybody. I had a question. I know it says "all skill levels" on the poster but still. I haven't done autocross or anything, so I definitely have no experience with this sort of events. Would it be better if for the first time I go as a spectator, just to see how the things work and stuff?

 

Just sign up and drive, the track is great for beginners. Anyone could drive it and its fun!

 

Cool, thanks for the reply. what about the rules? I mean passing, spinning out, entering/exiting the track-this sort of stuff. Is there somebody to explain how to properly behave? I tried to look up the rules online before posting this, but couldn't find anything

 

There is a driver meeting before entering the track. very easy to follow. Also everyone can lend you a hand if you have questions with technique ect..

 

haha i would but im a doing a 2 day event with TSCC at the same facility this coming weekend. So i would hate to sign break something out there and no car for driftwater

If your still feeling uncomfortable after the drivers meeting ask someone who has done a couple of these events for a ride along. I wouldnt mind giving rides for a couple of laps