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SG5579 · 07-12-2013, 05:41 PM

I think there are some misunderstandings about Bandimere. They do have water in the cool down area, restrooms behind the grandstands ( not permanent ), and in the staging lanes you don,t have to push your car to the front, it just rolls downhill ( a great plus ). Also they have an underneath the track chiller, which cools down the track for the first 100 feet. The traction is always good. As said previously, the only negatives are the northern most pits for sportsmen are a little ways away from the staging lanes, and consist of crushed asphalt, unless you get there early as Larry Hill did and can park on pavement. Also the crushed asphalt is actually cooler than pavement. I've seen guys come from low altitudes and have trouble with car performance. But, any knowledgable racer can figure that out. So, in summary, the spectator/ racer has very good views of the track and the racers are very friendly, offering advice to newcomers and usually a good time is had by all. So come on up and let's git it on!

Kirk Gittins SS/BM

07-12-2013, 05:41 PM	#45
SG5579 Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 4 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Lack of Sportsman Entries for Denver I think there are some misunderstandings about Bandimere. They do have water in the cool down area, restrooms behind the grandstands ( not permanent ), and in the staging lanes you don,t have to push your car to the front, it just rolls downhill ( a great plus ). Also they have an underneath the track chiller, which cools down the track for the first 100 feet. The traction is always good. As said previously, the only negatives are the northern most pits for sportsmen are a little ways away from the staging lanes, and consist of crushed asphalt, unless you get there early as Larry Hill did and can park on pavement. Also the crushed asphalt is actually cooler than pavement. I've seen guys come from low altitudes and have trouble with car performance. But, any knowledgable racer can figure that out. So, in summary, the spectator/ racer has very good views of the track and the racers are very friendly, offering advice to newcomers and usually a good time is had by all. So come on up and let's git it on! Kirk Gittins SS/BM