2020 AFM schedule?
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MR662
AFM #662
From email to members a few weeks ago.
The unofficial 2020 Schedule is as follows:
March 21-22 Buttonwillow
April 25-26 Buttonwillow
May 9-10
June 27-29
September 5-6
October 17-18
Last few rounds may be at Thunderhill, with September round at Sonoma. Board is still working out details, but Id assume those are all good dates to save in your calendar and heard they may try to add a 7th round. :thumbup
The unofficial 2020 Schedule is as follows:
March 21-22 Buttonwillow
April 25-26 Buttonwillow
May 9-10
June 27-29
September 5-6
October 17-18
Last few rounds may be at Thunderhill, with September round at Sonoma. Board is still working out details, but Id assume those are all good dates to save in your calendar and heard they may try to add a 7th round. :thumbup
MR662
AFM #662
rjbrittain11
923 Track Junkie
Awesome!!!!! And this is why I voted for youarty:hail:leghump
Thanks Mike. It should be the ONLY reason you vote. We're one issue voters here!
Rob's gonna beat me!
velazcod
AFM#986
Any updates on an official calendar? So far this is what we have, are all those dates confirmed now?
March 21-22 Buttonwillow
April 25-26 Buttonwillow
May 9-10 Thunderhill ?
June 27-29 Thunderhill ?
September 5-6 Sonoma if they fix some things otherwise Thunderhill ?
October 3/4 Buttonwillow new track ?
October 17-18 Thunderhill ?
March 21-22 Buttonwillow
April 25-26 Buttonwillow
May 9-10 Thunderhill ?
June 27-29 Thunderhill ?
September 5-6 Sonoma if they fix some things otherwise Thunderhill ?
October 3/4 Buttonwillow new track ?
October 17-18 Thunderhill ?
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MR662
AFM #662
Looking to be a great schedule with a nice mix of our three tracks. I like the idea of Buttonwillow again late in the season too. And hopefully things work out for Sonoma. :thumbup
Sonoma is a tough call...really tough. We don't want to lose $$, but it's a great track for the All Club shootout/ Invitational as we should be able to bring in some good sponsors for that event. We've got some risk here, but we (The West Coast Clubs and Graves) have to take control of our own destiny.
One of the most important things we can do for our own survival is make sure to take care of our Trackday partners. This mean pushing those we know into their events which then, will feed to our events. In 2020, the AFM will seek to help our TD partners more with this effort where we can.
One of the most important things we can do for our own survival is make sure to take care of our Trackday partners. This mean pushing those we know into their events which then, will feed to our events. In 2020, the AFM will seek to help our TD partners more with this effort where we can.
rjbrittain11
923 Track Junkie
:laughing
velazcod
AFM#986
Great, thanks for the update Berto
velazcod
AFM#986
The combined google calendar including all track days and races has been updated
https://calendar.google.com/calenda...p.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles
https://calendar.google.com/calenda...p.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles
easter bunny
Amateur Hour
So spring Sonoma is definitely a dead issue. Bummer. I like the track and the variety, but I have a standing commitment every Labor Day.
Med23
Goin' Gorilla
Great to hear. Thanks, Berto.
I'm a definite maybe.
I'd like to come out for a round this year -- but probably not more than that. :afm199
Awesome. Would be cool to see those stripes out there again.:thumbup
Not dead yet. We'll know in less than a week.
Totally...AND the rivalry with Steve and Gogo