Road America

[Russ Maki]

Jenny, try Siebken's, an old resort in the village of Elkhart Lake. It's
very popular with the local BMWCCA chapter on it's annual run at the track
every October. (920) 876-2600. The strip motels along the highway aren't
much cheaper.

Thomas, You might want to look over http://www.badgerbimmers.org/ , the
website of the Wisconsin BMWCCA chapter. They're running a two-day school at
Road America next month called Oktoberfast. I drove my 4000q there in
99...the pricetag was $300 then, and I don't think it has increased much, if
at all. The school included some classroom time with Skip Barber instructors
and plenty of lapping...

Russ Maki
Ixonia, Wis.

> Hi,
> i'm new to this mailing list.
> In Jenny's post i read about Road America and i was wondering, what this
event
> is about?
> Road Race? Autocross? closed club-meeting with track time?
>
> Since i always wanted to race at Road America, could someone clear this up
for
> me, please?
>
> Thanks
>
> Thomas
> '96 Probe GT BHF #159, not exactly stock anymore.
>
> On Tue, Sep 04, 2001 at 03:09:50PM -0500, Jenny Curtis wrote:
> > Hi Qlist:
> >
> > Which brings me to the subject header of this e-mail.  I'm looking for
> > recommendations for places to stay during Road America.  I love to
> > camp and that worked well at Brainerd, but as always there are time
> > considerations with a track event (like I don't want to get up at 6:00
> > a.m. to take down a tent) and I actually find myself quite tired after
> > a day at the track and don't have the energy to build a fire to cook
> > dinner.  Perhaps a quiet, cheap hotel near the track would be in
> > order.
> >
> > Jenny
> > '86 4kQ: The Eurotrash Princess