It's going to be a crazy fun event.
Headline of the event is the first Freestyle Double Drift event held in North America.
Cars will be turned loose in pairs on the Kart Track to drive and put on a show however they choose.
Situated some 20 minutes outside of New Orleans, Louisiana, NOLA Motorsports Park boasts a road course, skid pad and a kart circuit. The campus will also be able to say it hosted a Gridlife event come November 6-8.
Called the Bayou Bash, the event will feature pretty much everything you have come to expect from a Gridlife weekend: drifting, time attack, HPDE and the Gridlife Touring Cup (GLTC).
Tickets currently start at $25 for a single-day pass for Friday or Saturday. Registration for all the weekend’s events are currently open.
For more information or how to buy tickets, head to the official event website at grid.life/nola.
It's going to be a crazy fun event.
Headline of the event is the first Freestyle Double Drift event held in North America.
Cars will be turned loose in pairs on the Kart Track to drive and put on a show however they choose.
I'm being tempted to bring the MG down. I enjoyed Gridlife Road America. I need a vacation. And I'm out of Crystal hot sauce.
I'm not sure I want to do hotels or drive the camper down 12 hrs. Decisions decisions.
nocones said:I am definitely coming. Registered tonight.
YES! Tubey will be down for a day of HPDE driving and I volunteered to work throughout the weekend. I'm stoked.
I am very tempted to go, since it is only 8hrs away. Does anyone know if there are any other options for a track day novice to participate besides the HPDE?
(I'd like to do the HPDE but I'd only be able to do Saturday and don't really want to pay for two days and only do one.)
bigben said:I am very tempted to go, since it is only 8hrs away. Does anyone know if there are any other options for a track day novice to participate besides the HPDE?
(I'd like to do the HPDE but I'd only be able to do Saturday and don't really want to pay for two days and only do one.)
I reached out to their lead instructor and confirmed. The program is a 2 day program, and you want to do both days I promise you.
In reply to spacecadet (Forum Supporter) :
I may just come as a spectator then. Do you happen to know any details about camping or bringing kids to watch the event? There's not much info on the website.
My daughter and I will be there supporting one of the GLTC racers.
As excited as I am to go help a buddy race, it's $165 for two people to attend Saturday and Sunday and camp over night. This is essentially a club race with some entertainment. That's hard to swallow.
bigben said:In reply to spacecadet (Forum Supporter) :
I may just come as a spectator then. Do you happen to know any details about camping or bringing kids to watch the event? There's not much info on the website.
There's definitely on-site camping, as nocones is planning on camping there.
The facility it's self doesn't have any restrictions on allowing children. I have no clue if Gridlife does, but that seems unlikely to me, at least for an event like this.
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