GTRCanada @ CSCS Season Opener

[BurlyR32]

I have talked to some officials for CSCS, and they have agreed to have us again for the season opener. I was going to organize our spring cruise before the event, but I don't think very many people would be up that early, seeing as some people will be competing in events and have to be there early. Having said that, I think a standard highway cruise to CSCS will be just fine.

The gates open at 11am on May 31st, so we will need to do our first meet fairly early in order to get there on time. We will have reserved parking, and possibly discount entrance fee's.

First Stop:

Square One, 9am sharp.

Second Stop is open for discussion, was thinking either Burlington @ Brant St, or somewhere in Hamilton/Stoney creek (Centennial Pwky?)

We can revise this as we get closer to the event.



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[bignate]

I'd love to do the cruise, but I need to be there early as I'll be competing in the time attack.

[ARC240]

If I can get this engine finished, I'll be there.

[Oakville]

newb question, what/where is CSCS? ops:

[krazykoncepts]

first event is Sun. May 31

CSCS has drag racing, car show, time attack and drifting....pretty much something for everyone and makes a great day to just come out and spectate if the cars not ready.

https://www.cscs.ca

[bignate]

newb question, what/where is CSCS? ops:

this particular event is at TMP Cayuga.

[Oakville]

this particular event is at TMP Cayuga.

Thanks nate..i couldve just googled it, but its people like you that dont ride my ass for not doing so. I may come out and watch, running a '90 accord w/ a 4cyl wouldnt get me very far haha.

[Brendan]

I'll be there, not sure if I'll be cruising with you or not though... have a few groups I'm supposed to come with, haha.

[m_melen]

EDIT: I'll be in montreal for the july 12th cscs event, anybody else planning on going?

[SRC]

I'm pretty sure I'll come check this out. Sounds like a good time.
I'd be down for a mini meet and cruise to the event too.

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[m_melen]

are these events a good place to go if you want to learn to race/drift or are they really meant for seasoned vets?

[BurlyR32]

are these events a good place to go if you want to learn to race/drift or are they really meant for seasoned vets?

Track days are best for that sort of thing.

[m_melen]

cool, thanks.

[bignate]

CSCS is pretty beginner friendly, but a lapping day at Dunnville is by far the best way to start out. I find at CSCS it gets pretty choatic during the lapping, firstly because of the sheer volume of cars on the track, and secondly by the amount of noobs. Last event I got passed by 3 consecutive cars in one corner while I was waiting for a point by from the car in front of me:hit newb: . CSCS is a very good good introduction into competition though, the time attack is lots of fun.

[BurlyR32]

It's sad how little interest there is in this. Two years ago we had a pretty solid cruise to this. Now there is a ton of skylines in Southern Ontario, and two people chime in. I'll post up in Eastern Region to see if anything changes.