KZK

hi all friends,


Now we getting into 2010 season with our 4th event lapping @ Cayuga (TMP) coming on June 5th, Saturday evening!!

All those interested in attending this track day on June 5th, 2010

Email to (info@ Touge. ca) and Sign up

Include first name and last initial, car type, & contact info

i.e.
- My name is your First & Last name
- Contact: your Phone #, home# (emergency)
- Email address
- Car model, car year, car color:
- License Plate#:
- Novice or Experienced/Advanced:
- I want to drive my car at the track on June 5th

- Helmets are mandatory for roadsters/convertibles.!!

Helmets are strongly recommended for safety reasons, you will have to sign a disclaimer at the track, for those who do not wear helmet and not following flaggings, and our lapping rules, the participants take full responsibility for their action. (if you have helmets, it won't hurt to bring them up). All convertibles drivers must wear helmets!

All those interested please email me & sign up asap. We want to build a list and collect track fee as soon as we can.


Prepaid: $99
After "May 31st" or At the track: $130

Pls signup for prepaid to reserve your spot asap and We don't accept anymore participants when all spots are filled.

** All prepaid no later than May 31st**

Please contact me if you want to meet up to pay for the track fee.
Whoever wants to pay the track fee by
Email money Transfer, PAYPAL, Personal Cheque, or Money Order,
kindly contact Kevin (416-5649999) or email info @ Touge . ca for instruction.
For those never use Paypal before, pls go to http://www.paypal.com/

Paypal Instruction

kindly paypal $102.5 CAD (each driver per car) to info@ Touge. ca since paypal charges transaction fee of around 3.6 - 4%, we've to put that fee onto $99, apologize for inconvenience

you can either pay by Credit Card or Direct Bank Transfer in Paypal.

For those who never use Paypal before, please go to http://www.paypal.com/

Feel free to check out our website, www . Touge . ca

http://touge . ca/Touge/20100605TMP.htm

Mixed1

I wish I were confident enough in my car to attend this... I'm always fearful of going too fast, thinking I might end up ****ing something up.

Vida

iTrader: (2)

You wont know till you go man. Try it out. Its the best trying it out stock then upgrading things according to what you wanna improve on

Opo

iTrader: (1)

Truth cuz then you know how your car responds to each upgrade you do.

AcuratePaul

iTrader: (8)

+1 on vida's comment you don't know till you try. and im completely opposite of it hahaha.