Hey Everyone!

Just wanted to spread the word to Mazda owners out there about Mazda's Contingency Program with the Redline Time Attack series.

Mazda will pay out $200 to the highest placing Mazda, and $100 to the 2nd highest placing Mazda in each of our Time Attack Divisions.

Our Divisions are:

Street FWD
Street AWD
Street RWD
Modified FWD
Modified AWD
Modified RWD
Unlimited FWD
Unlimited AWD
Unlimited RWD

Their program is EASY money for Mazda owners. You don't have to come in 1st place OVERALL in the Division... just the highest placing MAZDA.... So even if you come in 10th place, but are the highest placing Mazda, you still win $200!!!!!

For those of you who take Auto-X or Road Racing a bit more seriously.... if you can win the National Division Championship, Mazda will give you an additional $1000 in cash!!!

For a copy of our rules and more information on our events, please visit our website:

www.RedlineTimeAttack.com

In order to be eligible for these payouts by Mazda, you must sign up (free) for the MazdaSpeed Motorsports program, here:

http://www.mazdaspeeddevelopment.com/membershipinfo.htm

 

Nice work. Kudos to Mazda for expanding its contingency program in these difficult times for all automotive manufacturers.

 

CA ... grr ...

 

+1 Mazda/Mazdaspeed's support is simply amazing in these economic times.

 

+2 on CA-centricity grumble...

 

What's the grumbling about?

 

Not much in the way of East Coast "Time Attack" events, and the season opener in Florida canceled on short notice. Two events within shouting distance of the Atlantic: New Jersey and S. Carolina.

See the schedule here

 

but but but but but california gonna bankrupt sooooooonn

run some events @ east coast for my's sake lol

 

Yes they are primarily in the West, but they did run quite a few events here last year: Nashville, Summit Point, VIR, and New Jersey.

Their 2009 schedule has half and half: 4 west coast events, and 4 events in IL, TN, SC, and NJ, respectively. I don't know how much fairer it can get the way tracks are spread out around here.

 

Yeah, it's tough to cover all geographic regions of the country. We try our best each year. But unless we increase the number of events to 12 or so, there's no way we can cover it all.

We also need to be sure to visit regions of the country that support time attack very well. SoCal is still somewhat the "center" of the TA world. Many shops and builders are located out here and the car owners turn in in droves! I think TA is gaining momentum in other parts of the country and it is just a matter of time before we see 100+ cars in the MidWest, SouthEast and NorthEast...

 

but i think by signing up mazdaspeed program, you will void your warranty

i heard about it, but not sure, make be someone need to do some reading before signing up...

 

omg im gonna have to be there for Etown.

 

nope.

 

Hey all,
The Season opener at ButtonWillow is open for registration:
http://www.redlinetimeattack.com/index-6.html



Hope to see some more RX-8's out there this year.
Remember, Saturday is an open HPDE for drivers who do not wish to compete in the Time Attack on Sunday.