> I've got a buddy that is dying to get his WRX STi on the track.
> He's never even been autocrossing, but he seems to have a head on his
> shoulders, and I was wondering if having a car like that sharing the
> track is something the other people would put up with. If so, we may
> both be attending (I gotta lobby my wife).

***Absolutely not a problem at all. We love sharing the track with other
cars, and have had outstanding success in the past. We've hosted Corvettes,
Vipers, S2000s, you name it, we've probably seen it. We just like it to be
a Miata group of enthusiasts (not a club) hosting an event. It's tons of
fun!

> 2 more questions: I could have sworn I read somewhere that I HAVE to
> have a roll bar installed to participate (I'm working on that.... see my
> last Email). Is this true for this session?

***Rollbars are required for convertible vehicles that do not have OEM
standard protection already installed. If you have a Miata, then yes,
you'll need a rollbar with four points affixed to the frame of the car
(i.e., no style bars). I might have a bar for you, though.

> Also, what are the exact times of this event? I ask because I'm supposed
> to work that day in West Sacramento at 4PM. I just need to know if I'm
> gonna have to act all coughy and sick a couple days before the event...
> Lemme know, and thanks.

***You will need to come down with a sudden case of the flu, my friend, if
you wanna reap the rewards of your entry fees. The first car out is at 9AM
and the track is open for sessions until 5PM. West Sacramento is between an
hour and a half and two hours, depending on your speed (maybe I should loan
you my radar detector . . .). Yup . . . I'd be making puking sounds in the
men's room if I was you . . . lol.

Bonni Weatherwax ~ http://www.team-racing.org
1991 Crystal White ~ "Zippy!" ~ SM#36
1993 Classic Red ~ "Zipiter" ~ daily thrill ride
"It's not how fast you go, but how big your grin is!"