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Re: Kumho Course Design/Safety School

Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2011 8:10 am
by John Edwards
Cam Correa wrote:
John Edwards wrote:KJ,

Can I still sign up for this, or is it already full?

John Edwards
I'm trying to cancel my registration, you can have mine.....?
Thank you Cam, I'll catch up with you at the next event, let KJ know that I will be taking your place.
John...

Re: Kumho Course Design/Safety School

Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2011 9:43 am
by KJ Christopher
John Edwards wrote:
Cam Correa wrote:
John Edwards wrote:KJ,

Can I still sign up for this, or is it already full?

John Edwards
I'm trying to cancel my registration, you can have mine.....?
Thank you Cam, I'll catch up with you at the next event, let KJ know that I will be taking your place.
John...
John, you will need to register at solo2.motorsportreg.com

Re: Kumho Course Design/Safety School

Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2011 12:56 pm
by George Schilling
If you haven't booked your room yet for this weekend, I just got the Aloft in Ontario for a bid of $35 plus the $5 today only Priceline special for a total bid of $40. If the link below works, bid $35. If not, bid $40. Select Ontario East 3* for this hotel. Happy bidding.

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Re: Kumho Course Design/Safety School

Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2011 1:56 pm
by Jeff Stuart
George Schilling wrote:If you haven't booked your room yet for this weekend, I just got the Aloft in Ontario for a bid of $35 plus the $5 today only Priceline special for a total bid of $40. If the link below works, bid $35. If not, bid $40. Select Ontario East 3* for this hotel. Happy bidding.

https://mail.google.com/mail/?shva=1#in ... 1ca19f0286" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Stayed there for the last event, the room was quite nice.

Re: Kumho Course Design/Safety School

Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2011 3:23 pm
by Anthony Munoz
Woud the Saturday, 2pm "On-Site Training/Course Set Up" involve actually driving the course, or would driving the course only be for Sunday? Just wondering whether I should just bring my daily driver on Saturday.

Tony

Re: Kumho Course Design/Safety School

Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2011 3:24 pm
by KJ Christopher
Anthony Munoz wrote:Woud the Saturday, 2pm "On-Site Training/Course Set Up" involve actually driving the course, or would driving the course only be for Sunday? Just wondering whether I should just bring my daily driver on Saturday.

Tony
No driving on Saturday, only setup.

Re: Kumho Course Design/Safety School

Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2011 3:36 pm
by Anthony Munoz
Thanks, KJ.

Tony

Re: Kumho Course Design/Safety School

Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2011 4:19 pm
by Cam Correa
I've never received any sort of reply when I attempted to cancel myself from this event?
How can I confirm that I will not be charged & was removed from this list?

Re: Kumho Course Design/Safety School

Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2011 4:50 pm
by Anthony Munoz
Cam Correa wrote:I've never received any sort of reply when I attempted to cancel myself from this event?
How can I confirm that I will not be charged & was removed from this list?
Don't see your name on the list.

Re: Kumho Course Design/Safety School

Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2011 6:03 pm
by George Schilling
Cam Correa wrote:I've never received any sort of reply when I attempted to cancel myself from this event?
How can I confirm that I will not be charged & was removed from this list?
Your cancellation was received Cam.

Re: Kumho Course Design/Safety School

Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2011 6:25 pm
by George Schilling
Thursday is the deadline for registering for the school. If you haven't registered, now would be the time.

If you're wondering if this course is the right one for you, the answer is YES!

Whether you're a relatively new to autox, or have designed numerous courses, there will be something you'll take away from the weekend that will enhance your autox experience. And for only $45 for two days including a practice on a course by the man who wrote the book on course design.........this is a no brainer.

Register now before you miss out on this wonderful opportunity. Here's the link:
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Re: Kumho Course Design/Safety School

Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2011 8:11 pm
by Cam Correa
George Schilling wrote:
Cam Correa wrote:I've never received any sort of reply when I attempted to cancel myself from this event?
How can I confirm that I will not be charged & was removed from this list?
Your cancellation was received Cam.
Thanks George. :thumbup:

Re: Kumho Course Design/Safety School

Posted: Sun Nov 06, 2011 3:27 pm
by John Edwards
Great event, learned lots of stuff. Rain didn't keep too many away today. If you didn't sign up and attend this event - YOU missed out!

Re: Kumho Course Design/Safety School

Posted: Sun Nov 06, 2011 5:51 pm
by KJ Christopher
John Edwards wrote:Great event, learned lots of stuff. Rain didn't keep too many away today. If you didn't sign up and attend this event - YOU missed out!
:thumbup:

So, who had the most runs? Did Lugod break 30?

Thanks to everyone for making it run so smooth!

Re: Kumho Course Design/Safety School

Posted: Sun Nov 06, 2011 6:14 pm
by Jonathan Lugod
KJ Christopher wrote:
John Edwards wrote:Great event, learned lots of stuff. Rain didn't keep too many away today. If you didn't sign up and attend this event - YOU missed out!
:thumbup:

So, who had the most runs? Did Lugod break 30?

Thanks to everyone for making it run so smooth!
}:)

Re: Kumho Course Design/Safety School

Posted: Sun Nov 06, 2011 7:16 pm
by Kurt Rahn
I had a GREAT time! Thanks to KJ and Mika and whoever else played a role in pulling this weekend off!

Re: Kumho Course Design/Safety School

Posted: Sun Nov 06, 2011 7:30 pm
by George Schilling
Kurt Rahn wrote:I had a GREAT time! Thanks to KJ and Mika and whoever else played a role in pulling this weekend off!
I had a great time too. Ditto on the thank you to KJ and Mike. A big thanks also goes to Roger and his presentation which was both entertaining and informative. Also, a big thanks to Kumho for picking up some of the costs and to Brian Robertson for the safety steward presentation. A special thanks goes out to Tom Tanquery and Bill Schenker for recording the event for future aspiring course designers. And last of all, thanks to those that came out to test drive the course on Sunday. We don't get to drive in the wet all that often so the experience was especially satisfying.

Re: Kumho Course Design/Safety School

Posted: Mon Nov 07, 2011 9:30 am
by Tom Berry
George Schilling wrote:
Kurt Rahn wrote:I had a GREAT time! Thanks to KJ and Mika and whoever else played a role in pulling this weekend off!
I had a great time too. Ditto on the thank you to KJ and Mike. A big thanks also goes to Roger and his presentation which was both entertaining and informative. Also, a big thanks to Kumho for picking up some of the costs and to Brian Robertson for the safety steward presentation. A special thanks goes out to Tom Tanquery and Bill Schenker for recording the event for future aspiring course designers. And last of all, thanks to those that came out to test drive the course on Sunday. We don't get to drive in the wet all that often so the experience was especially satisfying.
Ditto! :thumbup:

Re: Kumho Course Design/Safety School

Posted: Mon Nov 07, 2011 5:06 pm
by Mako Koiwai
OMG ... how can Berry Courses get even better! :D

Re: Kumho Course Design/Safety School

Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2011 8:24 am
by KJ Christopher
For those who would like to try their hand at sketching out a course, attached is a properly scaled map of the AutoClub Speedway lot.

I'll ask the moderators to put a sticky thread somewhere (or perhaps a download link off the main site) where we can host this and the El Toro blank design maps.

Re: Kumho Course Design/Safety School

Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2011 8:35 am
by George Schilling
While we're on the subject of course design, would one of you aspiring course designers like to take on the Thanksgiving weekend course? We've already have volunteers from the class to do the December event. Now's your chance to get your feet wet in a no pressure setting. :thumbup:

Re: Kumho Course Design/Safety School

Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2011 9:01 am
by Mako Koiwai
Nice scale map. What I would do is make a much light copy so that the parking spot lines don't distract. It would be better w/o the parkIng spots, but 4 the actual course set-up it's nice to know the parking line spacings

Re: Kumho Course Design/Safety School

Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2011 10:37 am
by Doug Rowse
George Schilling wrote:... A special thanks goes out to Tom Tanquery and Bill Schenker for recording the event for future aspiring course designers. ...
Any chance this is going to get posted somewhere? I couldn't make the school, but I'd love to see the video.

Re: Kumho Course Design/Safety School

Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2011 12:06 pm
by Bill Schenker
Doug Rowse wrote:
George Schilling wrote:... A special thanks goes out to Tom Tanquery and Bill Schenker for recording the event for future aspiring course designers. ...
Any chance this is going to get posted somewhere? I couldn't make the school, but I'd love to see the video.
Don't let that Rowse Kid near it! Want him to go even faster?! :o

Re: Kumho Course Design/Safety School

Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2011 1:18 pm
by KJ Christopher
Doug Rowse wrote:
George Schilling wrote:... A special thanks goes out to Tom Tanquery and Bill Schenker for recording the event for future aspiring course designers. ...
Any chance this is going to get posted somewhere? I couldn't make the school, but I'd love to see the video.
I'm not sure how we will distribute it. It likely depends on the final product. But yes, it was filmed with the intent of being for public use. I suspect Tom will need some time to get through editing.