[Mr. Wyndham]

Originally Posted by jaymsu

Just signed up / paid. I usually sign up about a month before the event, simply because I don't know my schedule well, but I thought I should sign up early for this event so the organizers can plan better. Thank you guys for putting this together.

What clubs you have run track days with?
3 Balls Racing, 10/10th motor sports, DigitalCorvettes.com, Alfa Romeo Club, Gingerman/Waterford hills OTDs

What tracks you have ran at?
Gingerman, Grattan, Waterford, Mid-Ohio, NCM, M1 Concourse, Nurburgring Nordschleife

Total number of track days...
About 45-50....? I don't know exactly...

Previous experience at this track and how many times.
NCM only 3 times 2 times on rainy day. Last visit was Oct. 2016 and ran 2:31-32 with stock runcrap tires... Will come with little better summer tires this time

Have you been previously solo approved, and if so where and by who?
3 Balls racing Drove solo with all other organizers but there wasn't really official sign-off


I don't mind running in either Advanced or Intermediate. In my usual group (3 balls racing), I run 2nd fastest from 4 groups.
If most of the advanced group drivers (their cars) have slicks on or crazy mod, just put me in intermediate. I'll be running stock car with pads/tires (still street tires) upgrade.


Looking forward to meeting bunch of cool Camaro guys out there!

Originally Posted by Char1ieone

PAID and ready to go!

What clubs you have run track days with?
Camaro5.com, Pfadt Race Engineering, Camaro5 EP/LC

What tracks you have ran at?
National Corvette Museum Racetrack, Arroyo Seco, Wild Horse Pass Motorsports Park(west track)

Total number of track days...
8

Previous experience at this track and how many times.
Once with 3-4 passes in wet condition and 1 hour dry

Have you been previously solo approved, and if so where and by who?
Drove passenger with Jeff Bucknum and also with 2 Bondurant trainers before driving solo on courses of events.

Got you both on the list, and have updated the OP with some minor changes as things develop in the planning stages.