The Ring - in USA

[yberther]

mexico ftw

why is europe > us ?

[VAPORBLADE]

Mexico is too far for me. We need some cool shit on the east coast. haha!

[Car Addict]

^^^ the tail of the dragon but that is in the south. what you meant was something in the northeast. There are seriously no good driving roads except for the kangamangus SP? highway, but even that is just so-so.

[Rogan]

I hear that Summit Point in West Virginia has a new addition called the Mini Ring. Try searching that....

you're right, mike. the new Shenandoah circuit is pretty technical, and includes a concrete 'bowl', mimicked from the 'ring.

From www.summitpoint-raceway.com website:

At variable lengths ranging between 1.68 and 2.2 miles, the Shenandoah Circuit is a no-holds-bared technical challenge that will take years to master. Sporting a dimensional replica of Der Nurburgring at 20 deg banking, camber changes (including negative) incorporated with with decreasing radius corners positioned on vertical drops, the Shenandoah Circuit is the odds-on favorite to be the most technical track in the country. Want more? It runs both ways~

And it's about 20 minutes from my house ;)

[TDE30]

i thought the 'ring is classified as a normal road. one with no speed limits? or am i thinking of a track i heard of in australia? if that were the case and it is a "normal" road, then liability is right out the window.

What are you talking about?

[kylebes1]

Take paypal?

[yberther]

highway 20 northern california = sex
lots of slow corners and straights super long fucking awesome
between hwy 1 and 101 above san fransisco.

[smonkbmw]

What are you talking about?

exactly what i said. i thought the 'ring is classified as a public "road". one with a toll, and no speed limit. as in it was classified as a historical landmark. ive seen tour buses on it before also. OR i was uncertain if i was thinking of a road in australia thats the same way.