dude if you can get on the track lemme know, thats like a dream of mine

 

i don't care what kinda cars show up honestly. the sti came out.. there was a nissan in the beginning..a few f-bodys, my friends taurus.. my friend melissa backed out but she has a '06 LS

 

I was going to bring my Fiero at first, but I'm glad I didn't because the brakes probably weren't up to our quickie tour of greater Kenosha.

I forgot to get any good group shots, but I got a clear shot of mine at the beach, big ass bug splatter and all.

 

Im pretty sure you can get track time, but it may be too late in the season for it. Id have to look

 

Looks like it turned out to be a nice day, Nice Pictures and a great view.

 

got to love wisconsin

 

Here is off road americas FAQ section about touring:

Touring gives spectators the opportunity to drive their own streetcars on the track for a minimal fee. Touring is offered during several public events (See "Ticket" information.) The cost is per car/per day. The amount of time that you will spend on the track varies. The touring cars have a lead pace car, as well as a pace car in the rear and is a controlled lapping session. You must participate in a technical inspection and drivers' safety meeting before the touring session. Seatbelts are required for the driver and any passengers. SUVs, vans, trucks, campers, buses, motorcycles, etc. are NOT allowed on the track. Space is limited to the first 200 cars per touring session and space sells out fast. We recommend making an advance reservation either on-line or by calling our offices at 1-800-365-7223.

Oct 10/13 - 10/14 is reserved by the Midwest F-Body Association, I think I may know some people in there, Ill talk to them at my work today. Im not sure if that is what we need to but that touring thing is what were looking for.

ANd from what Im gathering, touring costs very little, but bring extra tires and nrakes if your going to be serious.

 

awesome pics, love the taurus haha