First track day

[tmontague]

I typically fill up about 50km from the track and after an evening 4.5 hr session (typically about 150km) I pull in my driveway with around a quarter tank or little less.

I wouldn't use TMP's gas unless you need race fuel, it won't be cheap. I also typically just bring my own food, I'm picky though so if you like snack bar food then it is always open in the evenings and I'm sure it would be on weekends

[giusepi]

Originally Posted by tmontague

I typically fill up about 50km from the track and after an evening 4.5 hr session (typically about 150km) I pull in my driveway with around a quarter tank or little less.

I wouldn't use TMP's gas unless you need race fuel, it won't be cheap. I also typically just bring my own food, I'm picky though so if you like snack bar food then it is always open in the evenings and I'm sure it would be on weekends

I always try to fill up at my tracks here in California. The owners of these small tracks are often on the verge of going out of business and any little bit helps. So support your tracks by buying gas and food and whatever else you can there!

When a track disappears, its usually impossible to get them back.

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[tmontague]

Originally Posted by giusepi

I always try to fill up at my tracks here in California. The owners of these small tracks are often on the verge of going out of business and any little bit helps. So support your tracks by buying gas and food and whatever else you can there!

When a track disappears, its usually impossible to get them back.

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agreed. My point about the gas being pricey is that paying for race gas in a stock yaris will cost much much more and won't have any benefit as the octane rating is much higher than the engine needs. I don't believe TMP sells 87 octane, I think just race fuel.

As for the food, I'm particular about what I eat so snack bar food doesn't typically fit that bill but I understand the sentiment of supporting a local track. They are not large money makers in most cases I just support them with going there for frequent track days

[ArmstrongRacing]

Originally Posted by giusepi

I always try to fill up at my tracks here in California. The owners of these small tracks are often on the verge of going out of business and any little bit helps. So support your tracks by buying gas and food and whatever else you can there!

When a track disappears, its usually impossible to get them back.

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I agree here. I fill up off-site but if I need more I'll use 98 or whatever the lowest is. I also buy a bunch of food and swag.....because who can have too many motorsport shirts, stickers, or beanies LOL

[bri62]

Well you answered my questions. Thanks! It figures that racing fuel is racing fuel. I can't wait to meet up with you, your car is quite a track car with all the mods you have done. I am expecting tour of the track in it. :]