Posted: Fri Jun 11, 2010 5:32 pm (GMT -4) by Darrin Tebbe
The 2nd Annual GSKA Night Race is just around the corner! The Night Race will be a GSKA points race and also the 2nd race of the Georgia RMAX Challenge Series.
Please note we will be offering 2 paid practice sessions this year, one on Friday night, which will include practice "under the lights" and one on Saturday morning. The price for each session is $15 or $20 for both sessions
IF you
pre-register and
pay online.
Your armband will be good for both days, so you can sign-in on Friday Night and be set for the weekend.
WE ENCOURAGE EVERYONE TO PRE-REGISTER AND PAY ONLINE TO AVOID LONG DELAYS AT THE REGISTRATION DESK!
The Easy Kart folks will be offering test drives on Saturday from 9a - 1p during the controlled practice sessions, $5 for 5 laps. Click
here for more details.
Weekend schedule for the 2nd Annual GSKA Night Race
Friday June 25th:
6p - 8p - Registration Opens
7p - 10p - Paid Practice $15/kart (will run controlled practice - may start a little later but will make every attempt to get 3 rounds of controlled practice in)
Saturday June 26th:
9a - Registration Opens
9a - Noon - Paid practice Session $15/kart (Offer $20 deal for Friday nite & Sat Morning combo)
9a - 1p - EasyKart Demo rides (will coincide with paid controlled practice)
Noon - 1:00p - Lunch break (No on track activity except EasyKart demos)
1p - 3p - Controlled practice (included in raceday entry)
3:30p Driver's Meeting
4p Qualifying & Heat races begin
Dinner break follows completion of heat races
Feature races begin at Dusk
** The rain date for this event is Sunday, June 27th - with our standard race day schedule. **
The Firehouse Cafe will be offering BBQ dinners:
$8/adult or $6/child
Meal will consist of:
Pork BBQ with bread
Pasta Salad
Baked Beans
Potato Chips
Dessert
Drink
Once again you need to purchase your dinner when you pre-register. There will be a limited number of meals available for those not pre-registered, but those will be first-come first-serve.
It should be OK to drop trailers on Friday nite if you are interested and primitive camping is OK as long as you clean up after yourself.
We expect a large turnout and would like to ask everyone to not park any trailer larger than 12' or tow vehicles on the concrete pit areas. Be considerate and make your pit area as tight and tidy as possible, so everyone can enjoy the weekend!