M4wd&Fabrications
Vendors Place => Aussie Locker => Topic started by: M4wdFab on April 19, 2016, 03:09:10 PM
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line mt is a great fun race. at check in you get an inspection to set your class (points on a sheet that add up to a window ABCD,E class) buggies are all E class. a stock toyota 4cyl on 31's would be A class. stauns and long arms / fancy ness look of your jeep will get you into B maybe C. i couldn't find the rule list. FB is actually their best mode of communication
Check in, watch the number board when to line up. they race dirt bikes, quads, utvs 4wheelers 3 wheelers on same course in morning, truck race at noonish, kids racing on powerwheels after cutoff around 5. no prerunning course.
good hot food for breakfast / lunch / dinner available at cook shack- ice / coffee available. camping area is not level at all, park right in the grass accross from check in / food shack.... dont bother driving up and around the camping loop... not trailer friendly and your toter wouldnt make it. park pointing back out towards the road. if you park pointing towards the track down or up hill, you will be asked to move. you must come in from the church / big Al side, not the AOAA / earthday side the way the driveway is with a trailer.... you will drag, commit to it.
information before hand, or drivers meetings are useless. its honestly a miracle i dont understand but always works out. We have trackers we bought that are good for 5 years, you can rent one or buy one cheap.
expect tight single track woods for 90% of the race. expect to lumberjack around dead non mobile cars. rocks mud stumps trees dusty fields tools and tires and broken cars everywhere along the track. expect to be bumped if you don't move over for a horn.
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and, i just realized 90% of that pertains to racing at Line mt property not Rausch lol
carry on, racing at rausch with line mt people is to most fun for me, because of the many hours of racing there i have
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Also expect spectators on course. they generally get out of the way. I've been surprised but I've never had to slam on the brakes. My finger rarely leaves the horn button...
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When should we arrive?
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usually course prerun open till dark. if you want a spot up front be there before noon. i usually roll in the back where its big enough to turn around anyway and dont really plan to pit unless im done.
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Race prerun is open friday?
When are you guys arriving?
We will most likely try and get some pre running in.
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yes, at RC they allow prerunning the course. no prerunning on line mt property.
i plan to leave VA before noon so we should be there around 3 by the latest
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usually course prerun open till dark. if you want a spot up front be there before noon. i usually roll in the back where its big enough to turn around anyway and dont really plan to pit unless im done.
Course pre run is 4-6pm via FB page
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Info for April 30th Rausch Creek Race.
Gate fee $15
LM4W Membership $10
Driver fee $40
Co-driver $10
Transponder $65
Friday 4/29
Gates open 12 noon
4pm - 7pm registration and inspection
4pm - 6 pm Pre-run
must be signed up and inspected and all safety gear is required to pre- run the course
Saturday 4/30
7:30am - 9am 4x4 and Buggy registration and inspection
7:30am - 8am UTV registration and inspection
8:30am UTV drivers meeting, race will start after drivers meeting. No land rush start, we will do a time interval start.
9:30am 4x4 and buggy drivers meeting.
Track length and # of laps aren't yet known will post more info at a later time!!
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65$ transponder fee is to buy, i think rental is 15$?
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Thanks for posting guys!
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