I saw this on another forum and went over the website and thought it might be fun. It is planned for next weekend.
The most appealing part for me was the limit of 25 cars and the rules he has set for this drive. I was thinking of signing up. Anyone else down?
I saw they have 20 already registered.
Anyway, I copied and pasted what his post was (click on the link for more info). Btw, I don't know the person.
The Raging Bull Texas Stampede IV
January 27-28, 2007
Austin, Texas
The Raging Bull Texas Stampede is a weekend-long driving event
designed to bring together driving enthusiasts who have a passion
for driving their cars the way they were designed to be.
The Raging Bull embodies some of the most challenging and scenic
backcountry roads in the great state of Texas.
You will get the chance to drive and hang out with some of
the nicest and most passionate driving enthusiasts around.
Come for only one day or the whole weekend.
Join the group in Austin or Fort Worth.
The next Stampede will have some new features: Motorsport Ranch in Cresson, the longest private road course in Texas, will be expecting us Sunday morning for classroom instruction and driving on their 3.1 mile track. And in response to requests from friends and fans, for the first time, attendance has been opened up to sports cars of all makes and models. All Porsche, BMW, Miata, Corvette, Audi, MINI, Nissan Z, Infiniti, Mustang, Lotus, Mazda RX-7 and RX-8, Ferrari, and Honda S2000 clubs in Texas will be invited.
How well can you ride the Raging Bull?
Saddle up with us and find out.
Advance registration is required. There is a registration fee1.
For more details and registration, go to:
www.RBTexasStampede.com
(1) There didn't use to be a registration fee but I was forced to add one this year due to all the expenses associated with organizing and running this event. Fee is $30 for driver or $45 for driver plus passenger. It is a little higher for those who wait until the event day to pay. The fee does not include hotel, meals, gas, etc. There is no separate charge for MSR-Cresson. The purpose and use of the fees is explained in the FAQ section of the web site.
The most appealing part for me was the limit of 25 cars and the rules he has set for this drive. I was thinking of signing up. Anyone else down?
I saw they have 20 already registered.
Anyway, I copied and pasted what his post was (click on the link for more info). Btw, I don't know the person.
The Raging Bull Texas Stampede IV
January 27-28, 2007
Austin, Texas
The Raging Bull Texas Stampede is a weekend-long driving event
designed to bring together driving enthusiasts who have a passion
for driving their cars the way they were designed to be.
The Raging Bull embodies some of the most challenging and scenic
backcountry roads in the great state of Texas.
You will get the chance to drive and hang out with some of
the nicest and most passionate driving enthusiasts around.
Come for only one day or the whole weekend.
Join the group in Austin or Fort Worth.
The next Stampede will have some new features: Motorsport Ranch in Cresson, the longest private road course in Texas, will be expecting us Sunday morning for classroom instruction and driving on their 3.1 mile track. And in response to requests from friends and fans, for the first time, attendance has been opened up to sports cars of all makes and models. All Porsche, BMW, Miata, Corvette, Audi, MINI, Nissan Z, Infiniti, Mustang, Lotus, Mazda RX-7 and RX-8, Ferrari, and Honda S2000 clubs in Texas will be invited.
How well can you ride the Raging Bull?
Saddle up with us and find out.
Advance registration is required. There is a registration fee1.
For more details and registration, go to:
www.RBTexasStampede.com
(1) There didn't use to be a registration fee but I was forced to add one this year due to all the expenses associated with organizing and running this event. Fee is $30 for driver or $45 for driver plus passenger. It is a little higher for those who wait until the event day to pay. The fee does not include hotel, meals, gas, etc. There is no separate charge for MSR-Cresson. The purpose and use of the fees is explained in the FAQ section of the web site.
