2006 MoTo GP Laguna Seca

[pmorritt]

Moto GP Laguna Seca, Sunday July 23,2006. Track temp 150. No shade at the CorkScrew turn--temp 108. The first pic is a Ducati Umbrella girl. She was happy to pose for this pic of her tatoo. The second is two-up on the Aliice Ducati at race speed. Whadoya think. :cool: Do I win a prize for that photo???

[dond]

Singing very off key.........."These are two of my favorite things"

[nm6r]

Here are a few pictures of our visit to MotoGP. (http://www.frontiernet.net/%7Est1300rider/07-23-06/motogp.htm)

Ray
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[vintagemxr]

How was the organization this year? Last year people were really ticked off about poor traffic management, parking, poor vendor supplies, etc. etc.

[dond]

How was the organization this year? Last year people were really ticked off about poor traffic management, parking, poor vendor supplies, etc. etc.
I parked (free) my ST at the Salinas Transportation Center and 1/2 hr later was at the track via the bus (free). Free is good.
There were plenty of corn dogs too!

LaST year was a zoo for sure.

[nm6r]

I think they got it figured out. Traffic was not an issue for us. We rode our ST and came in on the "Motorcycle Only" entrance. Easy in, easy out. Of course, free parking. No complaints from us.

Ray
http://www.frontiernet.net/~st1300rider/smile04Bikerwheelie.gif

[distypuke]

The in and out for the motorcycles was much better. Not so for those who were waiting for the shuttle buses to take them back to the college parking. I worked the CMA helmet and leather check tents both Saturday and Sunday. Sunday evening when I left at 8PM there was still a line from the SCRAMP office to Wolf Hill Parking area of people waiting for the buses. Many waited 3+ hours in the sun to board. One of my coworkers waited from 4pm until 7:30 to get the bus and then fought traffic back to San Jose. She got home at 11:30. Should have brought her Ninja and not the cage.