Apparently Grand Sport Speedway (http://www.grandsportspeedway.com/) is paved and open for business.
The first track event there will be the San Jacinto Corvette Club on June 23-24. http://www.sanjacintocorvetteclub.or...ne07flyer.html
It's not too far from MSRH. It might be time for a field trip...
Richard P.
Some of us will remember this location as "The birthplace of Texas AI/CMC"!!! :wink:
StangBang!
I'll post those old photos this weekend.
-=- Todd
American Iron Series - National Director
Sweet... another Texas-South course.
I did a PCA autocross out there years ago.
If the the other two new tracks get operational, I'll have four tracks within an hour and a half and TWS not that much farther; no wonder I had to put a car together.
Now, if there was some elevation change...
#39 CMC Camaro
Orange is Fast!
CMC-NT01 FTW!
For those who want to do a field trip to GSS from MSRH while you are there for the NASA event, I've attached a map. It's a bit less than 30 miles driving between the two...
Richard P.
RP's quite the "subject mapper expert"!!! :lol:
That is one impressive map there RP...
Hope the racing surface is better than the last time Texas AI/CMC raced there! 8)
American Iron Series - National Director
We had different rules for standing starts back then.
(This is on the front straight.)
Some people couldn't conserve tires and wouldn't make it past T1...we had to change the format. :roll:
Minimum weight for F-bodies was 4000lbs at the time...made for much better competition.
American Iron Series - National Director
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