Vintage Road Racing Association

Mosport,sure,why not.Although as a group,the VRRA sidecars can put on a better spectator show at St.Moustache.

Well, half my team wants to be at CTMP. She just needs a rig and a driver - I guess I know where my vote will be!! I do agree with Gary that the short tracks are more likely to have a better show. I just hope that we do not end up with a small number of rigs at the Festival, Mosport can be hard on them.

OK so if it ends up being St-Eustache, would most still be interested or not?

Ste. Eustache on that date would not be possible for us.
The Mosport date doesn't clash with anything and is the most central location. Also, spectator numbers must surely be higher there, so we could reach a larger audience. That would be 3 weekends in a row for our team......that would be excellent, (we think).
I also think that teaming up with the modern sidecar teams (same race) would be a great idea, and increase the grid substantially, as this is for exhibition and not points (my understanding).
I don't think it would take anything away from showcasing the 'vintage' rigs. I think that people would enjoy the diversity.
Just some thoughts......
Thanks for putting this out there.

Miles.

My vote only counts for 40%...so listen to Mike's 60% whatever his monkey says.

Also, I'd build Mosport that weekend into my honeymoon. Because honeymooning with motorcycles at Mosport is much better than a beach with no motorcycles.

Steve, she's a keeper.

I second that comment Steve. Sue we can always bring a little sand to Mosport and also bring a kiddies pool so you will have the best of both worlds. Fun in the sun by the pool, feet in the sand and racing all day long what's not to like about that.

All the best Paul

Couple inflatable palm trees and I'd say you've nailed it.

St Eustache would be a little more difficult for us in June so we couldn't promise for that one.

I am late...... as usual ! 100% MOSPORT !!!! 3 weeks running is also fine !!!Put the races on at the best tracks and we will come... even cross an ocean !