Oklahoma - COMMA at Hallett MRC 6/22/02-6/23/02
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Oklahoma - COMMA at Hallett MRC 6/22/02-6/23/02
If you are in the Oklahoma area and love track time, be sure not to miss another great COMMA Event at Hallett Motor Racing Circuit in Hallett, OK. Where else can you get high speed track time without all of the muss and fuss?
When: June 22nd & 23rd
Where: Hallett Motor Racing Circuit, Hallett, OK
For more information on Hallett and the COMMA events, including High Speed Touring, visit the Hallett website at:
Hallett MRC
When: June 22nd & 23rd
Where: Hallett Motor Racing Circuit, Hallett, OK
For more information on Hallett and the COMMA events, including High Speed Touring, visit the Hallett website at:
Hallett MRC
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Rep Power: 304 The part most folks are interested in is High Speed Touring. For that you need to be a COMMA member (membership forms on the site).
Essentially HST is a controlled non-racing type of environment, where you get 5 sessions of 15 minutes each for $75. There is no passing without the driver's permission and it's not actually racing as such. But if you feel a need for speed it is a good way to get it out.
To participate, you will need a car (no SUVs, vans, trucks, stationwagons) and you car will have to pass a inspection for road worthyness. You also need a helmet (loaners available), long sleeve shirt and pants, comfortable driving shoes.
If you fancy racing, you can participate in the COMMA racing events, requiring rollcage, fire extinguisher and fuel cut off switch.
The sessions are run thru the different groups who are part of COMMA, including HST, Legends, and COMMA open and closed wheel. So expect to spend most of the day out at the track.
If you have more questions, email or call the folks at Hallett and they will give you all of the details.
Hope this was helpful,
r
Essentially HST is a controlled non-racing type of environment, where you get 5 sessions of 15 minutes each for $75. There is no passing without the driver's permission and it's not actually racing as such. But if you feel a need for speed it is a good way to get it out.
To participate, you will need a car (no SUVs, vans, trucks, stationwagons) and you car will have to pass a inspection for road worthyness. You also need a helmet (loaners available), long sleeve shirt and pants, comfortable driving shoes.
If you fancy racing, you can participate in the COMMA racing events, requiring rollcage, fire extinguisher and fuel cut off switch.
The sessions are run thru the different groups who are part of COMMA, including HST, Legends, and COMMA open and closed wheel. So expect to spend most of the day out at the track.
If you have more questions, email or call the folks at Hallett and they will give you all of the details.
Hope this was helpful,
r
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