GGLC Track Day - Sonoma Raceway July 3, 2024

Name: GGLC Track Day - Sonoma Raceway July 3, 2024
Start: 2024-07-03T08:00:00-07:00
Location: Sonoma Raceway

Schedule

Wed Jul 03 2024 at 08:00 am

UTC-07:00

Location

Sonoma Raceway | Sonoma, CA

GGLC Track Day - July 3, 2024 at Sonoma Raceway
Each group will get six 20 minute sessions. Price is $278 for GGLC members and 298 for non-members. You can join the club for $25 and take the member discount. The price will likely increase as we get closer to the event, so you should sign up early.
1/2 day discounts are available. Choose to drive only 3 sessions in the morning or afternoon for $155 member/175 non-member
Cancelations with full refund are allowed before June 20
All brands of cars are welcome.
Pre 1980 open wheel cars are allowed in the Advanced Group only. Later open wheeled cars are not allowed.
Beginner drivers (zero track days previous experience) are allowed and will be required to have a GGLC approved coach in the passenger seat. Space limited for beginners.
The Golden Gate Lotus Club has been running open track events for over 20 years. We are a non-profit group and our goal is to provide low-hassle open track days for minimum cost with maximum track time.
All brands of cars are welcome at our events. Typical events are about 20% Lotus and 80% other cars. Lemons-type race cars are allowed if they are in excellent mechanical condition (Lemons cars will receive a special safety inspection at the track). Open top cars must have a roll bar with rear braces or factory installed roll-over protection (pop-up bars or similar). Open wheel race cars are allowed in the Advanced Group only. Roll bars in open cars must pass the broomstick test. (top of drivers helmet must not be above the top off the roll bar and windscreen.
Helmets must be rated SA2015 or later. Motorcycle helmets are not allowed. Eye protection is required for open cars. Head and neck restraint systems are STRONGLY recommended for all drivers and passengers. If you are using a 4, 5, or 6 point harness then a head and neck restraint system is required.