[s-cars] Las Vegas

[Bruce Mendel]

Yes, you need a helmet, and it needs to be at a certain safety standard
(Snell 2000, etc.). Check with the event organizers. It is more worthwhile
as a rookie than at any other level. You should not waste a set of tires as
a rookie.....if you drive well and inflate properly. Insurance is a big grey
area...every state, company, and scenario is different. But in many cases,
companies exclude timed events and competition, and not schools. Call ahead
to ask. You will have more fun and learn more with a true manual
transmission in my opinion. Have fun!
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "John Farr" <alightman at earthlink.net>
To: <s-car-list at audifans.com>
Sent: Sunday, March 12, 2006 11:26 PM
Subject: [s-cars] Las Vegas


> I'm thinking of attending the ACNA driving school in Vegas in April.
> Although a long time lister, I've never been to a track event before.
> Kind of sparse here in Utah. A few questions for you wise men of
> listdom:
> -A helmet is required. What kind of helmet?
> -Is it worthwhile as a rookie?
> -Should I plan on wasting a set of tires?
> -What are the insurance implications of a worst case scenario? (from
> a bent fender to upside       down)
> -Which car should I take, the old one ('93 S4) or the new one ('02
> S6)? Probably depends on
> the answer to the above question.
> Thanks for any input, sorry to be such a newb.
>
> John Farr
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