We are working closely with
the great folks at Weathertech Laguna Seca Raceway and are doing
all we can to ensure that this multi-faceted event is a fun and
memorable for all involved. Going in, here is some info that
you should know... a few FAQ:
On track photography is limited
to approved media only. Will be much tighter than Barona.
Entries Only: Overnight camping
and motorhome parking available with your entry or admission.
Food will be available at the
track but we invite you to bring E-Z Ups, coolers, ice, your
BBQ and your choice of beverages.
CACKLECARS
You can do static starts at will.
Safety rules will be enforced, ie fire jacket and mask. Fire
extinguisher at hand. No "jack stand" fire-ups. NO
engaged couplers unless you're doing a push start. For the full
guidelines that will be followed go to: Cacklecar Guidelines
You can participate in the second
ever "Line of Fire," an in-unison fire-up at the end
of Saturday's activities.
Nitro will not be available at
the track.
Cacklecar Entry Form
Spectator Tickets available
at: Laguna
Seca Spring Classic
Ace's Hot Rod Hangout Tickets Tickets include a Saturday
General Admission, Paddock Ticket and Ace's Place Parking Pass
Race Director/Producer
Steve Gibbs
Media/Website
Don Ewald
Merchandise &
PR
Cindy Gibbs
If you would like to be a sponsor for this
historical event contact:
Steve Gibbs
Cindy Gibbs
Don Ewald
HOTELS
Monterey has more non-racing
things to do, pricy and safer. Salinas has a bigger mix of hotel/motels
to choose from, and is less of a tourist spot.
Salinas Hotels
Monterey Hotels
DIRECTIONS
The track is just off a busy
highway [Hwy 68] between Salinas [101 Freeway] and Monterey.
Before or after the race, The
Seventeen
Mile Drive is something special while you're in the neighborhood.
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