Re: Quattro Club USA/Driving Schools

[Andrew Shea <anshea@hawk.anselm.edu>]

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> Date: Fri, 10 Feb 1995 13:52:56 -0500 (EST)
> From: Andrew Shea <anshea@hawk.anselm.edu>
> Reply-To: <Pine.3.89.9502091104.A27125-0100000@bbfm.di.com> from "Dan Bocek" 
> at Feb 9, 95 11:08:58 am
> Subject: Re: Quattro Club USA/Driving Schools
> To: quattro@swiss.ans.net
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> > > Thank you Dan.  Does anyone ever run more than one person in a car?
> > > Or can you only run a driver?  Thanks again.
> > 
> > You can have a passenger if you want.  You both have to have helmets,
> > however, and the added weight of a passenger will end up slowing you down
> > in the long run.  I did get a chance to ride in some Ferrari's last time,
> > ... boy, some of those things really dog it in the high altitude, making
> > the small turbo 5's give them a run for the money. 
> > 
> > Oh, BTW, I just realized in my last post about this that I said it was 
> > the Audi and Porsche clubs which put this on.  It was way too late in the 
> > evening when I posted that... the event is hosted by the Audi and 
> > *Ferrari* clubs.  Sorry for the confusion.
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> >                                                          Dan Bocek
> >                                                          dan@di.com
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>   Ok, so you can run with a passenger.  Anyone who might run interested
> in having a passenger? I'm refering to myself.  There is no way I could
> get my car out there, but I really want to be part of it!  Just
> wondering. . . 
> 
> 	Andrew
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> You may want to SHARE a car.  In the Watkins Glen event, there is a provision 
> for 2 drivers to share a car.  Usually the clubs give a price break for the 
> second driver.  Usually the person who is sharing is a GOOD FRIEND.  There are 
> very few peoply I would let use my car on a track.
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> Fletch
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  Thank you Fletch.  However, all I want to do is ride, not drive.  
Thanks again.

	Andrew