Roebling Road

Clockwise. It is a fun track and hard to get right. Speeds are quick too as you will hit 140+ on the straight with your car.
 
MarkB said:
Thanks Dave. I'm think headed there in March with the BMW club.

Sweet. I will try and make it out to at least watch. There are a lot of events going on in March at Roebling.
 
While I don't have anything to compare to Roebling to me is an excellent track. It is pretty safe, has some good curves to learn along with a nice straight. I have driven it 3 times now and enjoyed so Have fun!
 
It's a very abrasive surface, so expect a LOT of tire wear. It's not real tough on brakes. In a 5-speed NSX, you can do the entire track except for the straight in 3rd gear, and get up to 4th on the straight. So basically 2 shifts per lap. Its a great track for low power mementum cars like Miatas. Plenty o' run-off room, so it's very novice friendly.

There is no tunnel under the track, so you have to wait for them to shut the track down to cross it and leave the premesis, which they try to do hourly in a Chin event.

Jeff
 
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