May I attend NSXPO 2002?

[VQracer]

Sorry if I posted this in the wrong section.

Hi, I'm Victor (VQracer) from http://www.my350z.com.

I was wondering if I could attend your big NSX meet in Dallas. I have a Nissan 350Z.

My uncle from Atlanta Georgia will also be attending the meet. He has a black NSX.

I just wanted to ask politely instead of just showing up.

Thanks,
Victor http://www.nsxprime.com/ubb/smile.gif

[PHOEN$X]

You have my permission http://www.nsxprime.com/ubb/biggrin.gif

Just kidding! I saw a new 350Z in the parking lot at work today...sweet!

[MYNSX]

If I remember correctly .I saw pics of non NSX owners there on this forum.There might be some "rules" but I'd imagine w/ the friendly nature of the NSX community they would be accomidating. WWW.MYNSX.COM (http://WWW.MYNSX.COM)

[O-Ace]

I'm tempted to attend, but would really rather wait till I buy the NSX. Will attend the next one for sure.

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[This message has been edited by O-Ace (edited 03 October 2002).]

[Yellow Rose]

I'm not sure if VQracer is asking (a) can he attend without registering (b) can he attend if his uncle includes him as his guest on the registration (c) can he join the club and register for the event even though he doesn't own an NSX (d) something else entirely.....so here goes.

A participant of NSXPO must pay per person. If person is not a member of NSXCA, that is ok as long as he/she is a guest of someone who is. In this example VQracer pays his way as a guest of his uncle who also pays his way. However, just owning an NSX is not admission to NSXPO - must be a paid member of NSXCA. Dues are $40 annually.

There will be a special area at the hotel that is reserved for NSXs only. At NSXPO 2000 a Ferrari parked smack in the middle of the NSXs (perhaps he was a friend of an NSXer, I don't know) and he was asked to please relocate his car. Opposing example - would we dare to park in the middle of the pack at a Vette owner's meeting? No, it is common courtesy and common sense.

There are two things that only NSXs will be allowed - the track event* and the country drive. Afterall, this IS an NSX event.

*Instructors at the track event may drive their non-NSX vehicle in the instructor run group.

There is one thing that is free, subject to signing an indemnification waiver at the gate - coming to the track to watch the cars run is free to anyone. However, they must pay for their own lunches. Track participants that paid their way will have lunch provided.

[nicholas421]

i think you need to be an nsxca member.
last year at road america i recall seeing an M3, a C5, and several other non-nsx's. i think there was another group sharing the track. perhaps there will be another group sharing the track in texas this year. if you can't attend nsxpo, maybe you can join the other group (possibly cheaper).

[Yellow Rose]

Two comments to 421's post.

The non-NSXs last year were instructors running in their own group. The NSXCA was *not* sharing the track with another car group. The same arrangement will be employed this year.

As far as finding a cheaper track run group, I doubt it. The track fee this year is for three days not the customary two days. On a per-day basis, NSXPO 2002 track event promises to be the least expensive.

[nicholas421]

ah, my mistake.

[VQracer]

I believe my uncle is a member if NSXCA. So if I go with him as a guest I won't have to pay anything?

[nsxtasy]

You'll certainly have to pay the $280 per person registration fee, plus the track registration fee if you intend to drive in the track event portion...

[Yellow Rose]

Originally posted by VQracer:
I believe my uncle is a member if NSXCA. So if I go with him as a guest I won't have to pay anything?


Please re-read my first post. Specifically, the opening sentence of the second paragraph.