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Oklahoma's Hallett Raceway - Track Days 2015

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Figured I'd recycle this thread from last year.  Adam and I plan to do 3 or 4 weekends at Hallett this year.  I'm not sure about him but it's definitely my favorite of the tracks I've done so far.  I think we might have a couple of VFRD'ers joining us in March.  Maybe we can get  "Crazy" Kyle to trek down from St. Louis again.

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(Posted 8-03-2014)Thanks to Adam prodding me, I have finally given in to track days.  I put it off for a while knowing it'll cost me a fortune but I'm not getting any younger.  He's already upgraded to a more trackworthy bike and I'm still trying to figure out how to get my fat arse around the track on my stock VFR without killing anyone.  I'm sure he invited me along just so he'd have somebody to laugh at.  Either way our last two track days have been loads of fun.   

We are going to the Motorcycle Lapping Days Weekend at Hallett Motor Racing Circuit in Jennings, OK on 8/30 and 8/31.  The track has recently been repaved and with the exception of one minor dip it's very smooth.  They run the track both directions so Saturday will be different from Sunday.

Their beginner class isn't bad at all and the instructors are all easy going.  Come out and join us! 

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#2

I really like the idea of running the track in each direction...wish I was closer!


#3

 This track is twenty minutes from my house so if any of you come to this track day I will try and meet over there and watch, or help you pick up the pieces!


#4

 This track is twenty minutes from my house so if any of you come to this track day I will try and meet over there and watch, or help you pick up the pieces!

Adam and I will definitely be there both days.  Would be good to see you again.


#5

It's 400 miles but sounds like a lot of fun.... how much does it cost? 

Do you guys commute to the track or camp out?


#6

It's 400 miles but sounds like a lot of fun.... how much does it cost? 

Do you guys commute to the track or camp out?

If it's your first time they charge $165 cause they make you take the training class.  Novice class is $135.  Street and advanced is $125 and $10 off if you do both days. 

We stay at a hotel which is about 20 minutes from the track at least until the temps get below 70 at night.  It's around 400 miles for me too. 

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I really like the idea of running the track in each direction...wish I was closer!

I was a little uncomfortable with the idea at first but should be interesting.


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Entry and Information Form (PDF)


I really like the idea of running the track in each direction...wish I was closer!

I was a little uncomfortable with the idea at first but should be interesting.

I like the idea too... it'll feel like a different track and it should help wear the tires more evenly :)


#8

If you have an RV or popup trailer I believe you can camp on the premises. I can check that out if you want me too? Let me know via PM.


#9

Could this be the reason for the trailer :goofy:  ? Might have to come and watch you guys with Ernie.


#10

Dutch is right about me inviting him just too have someone to laugh at, but it back fired on me and he ended up being faster than me and he got a knee down. :dry:


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