bk5
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I was considering it.
My free track day expired and NASA's site is pretty confusing as to what specifically I should sign up for. This is a little intimidating for noobs.
My free track day expired and NASA's site is pretty confusing as to what specifically I should sign up for. This is a little intimidating for noobs.
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https://members.drivenasa.com/events/4433 - Since you'd be registering as a regular person instead of through the Toyota program do this. Register an account, pick the May 25/26 option at the top, and since you are new choose your driving class as HPDE1. Then scroll down and click register and go through check out.
You should receive an email before the event with general instructions about what to do. Overall it's do a safety inspection of your car and fill out the form they give you in the email. You can do it yourself if comfortable or take it to a shop. I self tech now but I've asked Firestone in the past and they said it'd be $20. Then get there a little before 7am, find a parking spot and go find the registration desk. Then you'll go take your car to a tech inspection area to hand off the inspection form and they will check your helmet (you will need to bring your own certified one). Tech inspection will typically be near registration and you can do that before going to the registration table most of the time if they open that area early.
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