Road America repave
10-26-2022, 05:33 PM
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Road America repave
Apparently it is nearly done! I can't wait to drive on it next season
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10-26-2022, 06:00 PM
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Looks like a beautiful job.
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I thought it was interesting they had people drive the base coat to check it out and give feedback. It will be fun to go back in 2023!
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10-26-2022, 08:59 PM
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Those of us that drive it regularly are *really* hoping they add back some of the visual references on the pavement that we use. I know someone has already requested the white line at T1 that notes turn-in be painted in its same spot. And some want the dip at the top of the hill into T6 to be undisturbed!
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10-26-2022, 09:10 PM
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10-27-2022, 02:51 PM
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Remember driving in the June Sprints in the mid '90's before and after they put in all the concrete barriers (for indycar mainly I believe) and the feel was really weird the first time out. Even though I am now in the SW I consider it our "home" track and will have to go back to check it out.
My son got a "core" from corner 5 so I guess we still own a part of it!
They'd better be done or nearly so as winter will be quickly approaching!
My son got a "core" from corner 5 so I guess we still own a part of it!
They'd better be done or nearly so as winter will be quickly approaching!
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10-28-2022, 06:07 PM
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Remember driving in the June Sprints in the mid '90's before and after they put in all the concrete barriers (for indycar mainly I believe) and the feel was really weird the first time out. Even though I am now in the SW I consider it our "home" track and will have to go back to check it out.
My son got a "core" from corner 5 so I guess we still own a part of it!
They'd better be done or nearly so as winter will be quickly approaching!
My son got a "core" from corner 5 so I guess we still own a part of it!
They'd better be done or nearly so as winter will be quickly approaching!
I watched a dump truck back all the way up the carousel. I wonder if they fit under all the overpasses.
The forecast is for good weather all next week, should be good for paving.
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