Good call! My cousin had one lone food truck at her wedding making food. It was awesome food; but horribly, terribly slow. The first table was long done eating by the time the 4th table was getting their food. And there were like 10 tables...

It’s apparently done with ground sirloin, not basic hamburger. I’m new to WI, and my friends here were quick to make that difference, but still...

Mit pommes is always the best option. Potatoes > bread always.

Except I know that at least three females, myself including, have greatly reduced if not stopped posting there.

Umm, any idea where said sushi came from? I’m a new resident in that area, and so far every place I’ve tried sucks....

I flew across the country two years ago for the 12 Hours of Sebring. I met up with a few friends who were also there for a bit, but spent 80% of my time alone. It was nice. At Road America (home track) I always get there early and spend some alone time walking though paddock, but by the end of the day I’m with all my…

Can I be that person?

That’s why you have to get the corporate job at a racetrack. Few things are better than watching cars zoom around at work.

RA is my home track (live 15 minutes away) and I still can’t believe how lucky I am. It’s such an amazing place!

Yeah, it's gravel now. I still haven't made it down there yet, but I hear it's awesome for spectating. I've only seen it from the track so far this year...

This makes me sad that we ban SUVs here for the most part. Some sneak out for touring but I don't know any track rental who lets them out.

“I always used to joke that I was going to a nice hike with a motor race in the middle when I was heading to a race weekend. This is a pretty accurate description, especially with longer road courses.”

Between not having cable anymore (I’ve been ok just using internet so far for TV but this is the first time I’m actually mad about missing something...) and having to work a lot (because it’s a race weekend...) I am not a happy panda about having to miss just about the entire thing.

This depends by state. Illinois refused to honor any of the paperwork that came with mine. Since you build it, they consider it homemade. Which means a lengthy process to get it certified, including sending in photos.

They come with one. I know for a fact Illinois refuses to recognize it. Since you build the trailer from a kit, they count it as homemade. And require a lengthy certification process, including sending in several photos to prove its road worthy.

One of the reasons I moved out of IL was the horror that would have been registering my HF kit trailer... It counts as a homemade one there, and required photos being sent in proving it’s road worthy...

Actually, they could be already be common law married, while being “normal” engaged...

Why not both?

And on Monday and Wednesday nights you can pay $5 and literally walk or bicycle the track for exercise if you want to get even closer.

I’m in the answer the phones and know all the answers at a racetrack business. Haha.