Think you have what it takes? 8 days, 8 tracks, 18 events and 3500 miles: The 2020 route for the Tire Rack One Lap of America presented by Grassroots Motorsports has been announced and is listed below. We've included a map to give you an idea of just how massive this event will be.
I was trying to find the 2020 schedule just the other day. I want to run it in the car that I've just built.
In reply to jmc14 :
Cool! What did you build?
A Cheetah inspired roadster. I built a space frame for C4 Vette suspension and made the body. I just got it on the road. It's 1840lbs wet with a SBC. I have an LS engine and can get the weight lower. Of course I would need to safety prep the car for competition.
The body in the picture is how it came out of the molds. It's not painted yet. I laid the stripe out with Duct Tape to see if I like it.
That's pretty awesome. Thanks for sharing.
Woohoo!!! Nelson Ledges!!
Anybody know what it costs to enter? I want to say previous years it was around $1000 to enter, plus fuel/food/accommodations obviously. A buddy of mine seems very interested and I've wanted to run my car in it for years, just never had a willing or skilled co-driver.
In reply to WhiteZombie :
not sure where you got $1000 from but it's $3000 at this time and your budget for gas, hotels, cheap tires and other consumables for the week should bring the total budget including the entry fee to $5-6k at minimum for a very cheap and economical platform.
In reply to spacecadet :
I’m pretty sure it was $2k back in 2009, and I think $2500 in 2011? It’s been $3k, though since 2015 iirc.
In reply to sleepyhead the buffalo :
Now you guys talking about another price increase makes even more sense.
In 2007 I think the entry fee was $2500. Back then we spent $6000 to run between the entry fee, tires, food, hotels, gas, etc, etc, etc.
In reply to chandler :
Yes, Nelson finally deserves a Woohoo!
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