"Do The Math!"

[The Management]

Some track events have a cheaper track fee. But, is cheaper really worth it? What's the ratio of VALUE to COST? At VIR, we have seen other track events that have a $399 2-day track fee, provding 4 hours scheduled track time. Effective hourly cost: $98/hr. It's no secret that the entry fee for a Chin event is higher. A VIR Chin event has a 2-day track fee of $649, and the format provides 8+ hours scheduled track time. That's an effective hourly cost of $81/HR! One can see that's 100% more track time for only 40% more $$$. A track enthusiast always has other significant expenses: car preparation, travel/lodging/dining... if one is making the overall commitment to do a 2-day track event, doesn't it make sense to maximize your bang-for-the-buck/track time $$$:HR? Chin FTW!

Drive Well, The management

[RBH]

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Originally posted by The management


We're aware that some drivers may choose other track events that have a cheaper track fee. But, is cheaper really better? We have seen other track events at VIR that have a $395 2-day track fee that provides for 4 hours scheduled track time, a $98/HR effective hourly track fee. At a Chin Motorsports VIR event the 2-day track fee is $549, and the format provides 8 hours scheduled track time. That's an effective hourly track fee of $69/HR! A track enthusiast always has other significant expense in car preparation and travel/lodging/dining... if one is committing to a 2-day track event, doesn't it make sense to maximize your track fee dollars?

Drive Well, The management

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I rather pay a bit more for an organized track event with Chin than pay less and have a chaotic driver’s meeting, driving schedule, and have a packed track with so many cars that makes the event not enjoyable.

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