Coming to CA, wanted to hit up Laguna Seca Raceway
10-11-2007, 12:34 AM
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Coming to CA, wanted to hit up Laguna Seca Raceway
Hey Guys
Heres the deal, I'm coming to CA for work during the first week of December and i wanted to hit up Laguna Seca Raceway with a rental.
Just wanted to know if its possible to do so like do they do track days and if so how much, and can anyone recommend a rental car company for this as well if it is possible.
Let me know that and if there are any meets Id be more then happy to meet up that or a track day event at the raceway :D
Heres the deal, I'm coming to CA for work during the first week of December and i wanted to hit up Laguna Seca Raceway with a rental.
Just wanted to know if its possible to do so like do they do track days and if so how much, and can anyone recommend a rental car company for this as well if it is possible.
Let me know that and if there are any meets Id be more then happy to meet up that or a track day event at the raceway :D
10-11-2007, 07:13 PM
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Trackmasters is holding an event there
Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca, Thurs/Fri, Dec 6/7 (double header with the PCA) Now Open $300 per day or $560 for 2 days - register first and we will send a confirmation with payment instructions. Thursday is a TMR day with TMR Rules, Friday is a PCA date with PCA rules. PCA does not allow passengers unless they are instructors, and they also don’t allow passing in the braking zones prior to each turn. This event is now 85% full!
http://www.trackmasters-racing.com
Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca, Thurs/Fri, Dec 6/7 (double header with the PCA) Now Open $300 per day or $560 for 2 days - register first and we will send a confirmation with payment instructions. Thursday is a TMR day with TMR Rules, Friday is a PCA date with PCA rules. PCA does not allow passengers unless they are instructors, and they also don’t allow passing in the braking zones prior to each turn. This event is now 85% full!
http://www.trackmasters-racing.com
10-11-2007, 09:46 PM
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thats how much places like summit point would cost but if its truely a whole day of tracking I am down, 300 for the hardest track in North America (or so a certain jeremy clarkson says ) is worth it! now for a rental that I can take out there 
10-12-2007, 06:55 PM
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Originally Posted by tC4italy
300?
bye bye race CA
bye bye race CAcheaper places are
buttonwillow
Thunderhill
and infineon
10-13-2007, 05:07 PM
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i actually saw that at hertz and was thinking about that or a 350z, but i really do wonder what insurance covers from them. like can i truely beat the crap outta it. I wont damage it at all except rock chips and such but can i really push it not to a push where id be tasting walls though 
10-17-2007, 02:56 PM
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Originally Posted by kanundrum
i actually saw that at hertz and was thinking about that or a 350z, but i really do wonder what insurance covers from them. like can i truely beat the crap outta it. I wont damage it at all except rock chips and such but can i really push it not to a push where id be tasting walls though
Yes...you can...I worked for a rental car company...If you get all the insurance you are covered.
We once we had a guy, who brought our car back after the roof was caved in. He had insurance and it wasn't a problem.
10-17-2007, 02:57 PM
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Originally Posted by sciondriver1466
Originally Posted by kanundrum
i actually saw that at hertz and was thinking about that or a 350z, but i really do wonder what insurance covers from them. like can i truely beat the crap outta it. I wont damage it at all except rock chips and such but can i really push it not to a push where id be tasting walls though
Yes...you can...I worked for a rental car company...If you get all the insurance you are covered.
We once we had a guy, who brought our car back after the roof was caved in. He had insurance and it wasn't a problem.
10-17-2007, 03:06 PM
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crapo! lmaoo aights well ill still check with hertz, I kinda want that mustang or a 350z or a gcoupe or soemthing. I think hertz maybe my best bet. what company was yours??
ill double check cause i just heard this past weekend enterprise said that if the car is raced in it voids insurance and that id have to pay for everything.
ill double check cause i just heard this past weekend enterprise said that if the car is raced in it voids insurance and that id have to pay for everything.