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Re: The July Events Are Now Open for Registration
Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2014 11:54 am
by Anthony P.
I plan on using a direct shot from trabuco to essentially where the google location symbol saying el toro is..

Re: The July Events Are Now Open for Registration
Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2014 11:58 am
by George Schilling
Anthony Porta wrote:I plan on using a direct shot from trabuco to essentially where the google location symbol saying el toro is..
I'm just going to drive around and let my natural instincts take me there. So if I'm late by a few hours, forgive me!

Re: The July Events Are Now Open for Registration
Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2014 6:21 pm
by KJ Christopher
I know a lot of people are joking about about how to get in, but keep in mind that wandering around the area actually causes us issues with the powers we lease from. So, just to so I don't have to smooth any feathers with AMCI or explain to the Irvine PD that yeah, you're with us and we're really sorry, let's just all get on Trabuco and drive straight to the runway.

Re: The July Events Are Now Open for Registration
Posted: Fri Jul 04, 2014 8:03 am
by Doug Teulie
Last Sunday Kathy was running at El Toro. The entrance to the base is now on Trabuco. To get to the entrance take Sand Canyon to Trabuco and head East on Trabuco. When you get to the end of Trabuco you will see a K rail and possibly a Irvine Police person. It looks like you should turn right. At that point Kathy stopped and the Irvine Police person pointed to the gap in the K rail. Kathy then drove straight (passed the K rail) to the runway in her S2000. When I drove to the same location (the end of Trabuco) in an SUV the Irvine Police person told me to turn right (South toward the balloon). I told him I was going to the sports car event but he looked at the SUV and said "No, turn right." Then I told him I was supporting a participant and he let me continue passed the K rail to the runway.
Re: The July Events Are Now Open for Registration
Posted: Fri Jul 04, 2014 10:56 am
by George Schilling
Doug Teulie wrote:Last Sunday Kathy was running at El Toro. The entrance to the base is now on Trabuco. To get to the entrance take Sand Canyon to Trabuco and head East on Trabuco. When you get to the end of Trabuco you will see a K rail and possibly a Irvine Police person. It looks like you should turn right. At that point Kathy stopped and the Irvine Police person pointed to the gap in the K rail. Kathy then drove straight (passed the K rail) to the runway in her S2000. When I drove to the same location (the end of Trabuco) in an SUV the Irvine Police person told me to turn right (South toward the balloon). I told him I was going to the sports car event but he looked at the SUV and said "No, turn right." Then I told him I was supporting a participant and he let me continue passed the K rail to the runway.
Thanks for that explanation Doug. I wonder where they'll point a plumbing truck.

Re: The July Events Are Now Open for Registration
Posted: Fri Jul 04, 2014 12:19 pm
by Craig Naylor
George Schilling wrote:Thanks for that explanation Doug. I wonder where they'll point a plumbing truck.
If their smart, to the closest leaking urinal.
Re: The July Events Are Now Open for Registration
Posted: Fri Jul 04, 2014 5:17 pm
by KJ Christopher
Craig Naylor wrote:George Schilling wrote:Thanks for that explanation Doug. I wonder where they'll point a plumbing truck.
If their smart, to the closest leaking urinal.
Ok, that's funny!
Re: The July Events Are Now Open for Registration
Posted: Fri Jul 04, 2014 8:29 pm
by Rick Brown
I put an "SCCA" sign on the opening to barriers. Then follow the cones and you're good.
Re: The July Events Are Now Open for Registration
Posted: Sat Jul 05, 2014 1:17 am
by Q V
Rick Brown wrote:I put an "SCCA" sign on the opening to barriers. Then follow the cones and you're good.
Thanks Rick! I got lost dropping off my trailer there today

Good thing Anthony P was able to tell me where to go. Didn't even see the barrier opening we were supposed to go through since cones steered you to make a right and the barriers directly in front were plastered with "ROAD CLOSED" signs.