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POLL: How many of you out there track their cars or attend DE's?

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YOUR RESEARCHPOLL: How many of you out there track their cars or attend DE's?

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Install fire extinguisher and bought the helmet

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Have already installed the fire extinguisher and bought the helmet.

POLL: How many of you out there track their cars or attend DE's?
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The PCA has a number of events, however, check out the other car clubs(PDA,etc) as they all use the same tracks.

POLL: How many of you out there track their cars or attend DE's?
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Have already installed the fire extinguisher and bought the helmet.

POLL: How many of you out there track their cars or attend DE's?

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The PCA has a number of events, however, check out the other car clubs(PDA,etc) as they all use the same tracks.

POLL: How many of you out there track their cars or attend DE's?
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I am curious to see how many really get an opportunity to see and feel the way your car was designed. Happy Holidays!! Chad

POST 2Original post

None yet, but I am rip, roaring and ready to go in 2005!!!! I plan on being at all of the DE events local to NYC. Have already installed the fire extinguisher and bought the helmet. Now all there is to do is wait..... waiting....... Waiting......

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

It is addicting, isn't it!? -C.

POST 5Original post

Chris, The PCA has a number of events, however, check out the other car clubs(PDA,etc) as they all use the same tracks. The two best in our area are Lime Rock(2hrs) and Watkins Glen(5hrs). Check out trackscedules.com, they list the DE schedules for ALL the tracks in the country. See you at the track! Chris ps call me re the spoiler sometime.

POST 6Original post

DE as often as I can as well as AutoX about 1x per month

POST 7Original post

You need a "Not yet, but I'm dying to..." option.

POST 8Original post

No, those fall under "what the hell are you waiting for?"

POST 12Original post

I used to live in Colorado Springs so the snow pictures make miss it a bit. The 4 track days at Laguna Seca at the end of 2004 help get over it.

POST 13Original post

This poll has a design flaw. I suspect that there are a large number of people who do zero events. To combine them with those that do 1 or 2 doesn't make sense. It makes it hard to interpret the results. =Carlos= P.S. Can you tell I'm in the 1-2 group? :-) But working hard to get to the 3-4 stage!

POST 14 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Carlos, you are taking this too seriously. There is no science behind this. It's just for fun. -C.

POST 15Original post

Actually I track my full race '64 356, which I believe may be faster than my 99 996. I use the 996 to haul my 3 daughters to school in every day. Steve Merry Christmas to all.

POST 19Original post

I have been to the track thirteen times this year. 1 Laguna Seca 8 Thunderhill 4 Infineon/Sears Point My Cayenne hit the track once this year for a couple of sessions and I autocrossed it once.

POST 20Original post

Kirby, I like the Cayenne/Carrera combo. I tow my Black 01 C4 on a black trailer behind my black 04 Cayenne S to the track. What groups do you track with. My pictures are at http://www.fdrmotorsports.com/gallery/ The trailer has a few mods not in photographed yet, tire rack and ramp storage in front.

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