So... whats the deal with "RotorFest 2008" (or w/e you're going to call it)
#153
thats me, Mr. Positive!
I just dont get the change of heart, no one ever wanted it to be shared with another event, people even got thier tampon strings in a knot when a piston car would be parked near the others, now its ok.
People complained about the admission price and what not, wait until you see how much they are going to charge. The food and drink aint going to be cheap either so all the penny pinchers will be whining too. As far as a small vendor selling items, you better just sneak that **** because im sure englishtown will want a hefty fee if they even allow tables to be set up- probably want you to spring for a booth.
But at least there will be girls in bikinis!
Who says I aint positive!
Now im just having fun with it because in the past all these things were taken into consideration when events were planned.
Hopefully Jay and the "commission" come up with someone to fork over some heavy coin to ease the burden.
I just dont get the change of heart, no one ever wanted it to be shared with another event, people even got thier tampon strings in a knot when a piston car would be parked near the others, now its ok.
People complained about the admission price and what not, wait until you see how much they are going to charge. The food and drink aint going to be cheap either so all the penny pinchers will be whining too. As far as a small vendor selling items, you better just sneak that **** because im sure englishtown will want a hefty fee if they even allow tables to be set up- probably want you to spring for a booth.
But at least there will be girls in bikinis!
Who says I aint positive!
Now im just having fun with it because in the past all these things were taken into consideration when events were planned.
Hopefully Jay and the "commission" come up with someone to fork over some heavy coin to ease the burden.
The event is going to be held at one of the nicest tracks in the US. You actually have real working and clean bathrooms, feel great bringing your GF now or kids or wife! There are even lights there so when it gets dark, the lights come on!
Mazdafest will be sectioned off to your own area, not sharing with others. same as Island.
The money issue was a huge deal at Island, There is no money being exchanged between forum members, you pay Englishtown to enter and that's it.
Food is not expensive, you can buy your own for $6-8 with a drink from the concession stands. Does that mean we will not be BBq'ing? Hell no, I got a few grills ready. Don't want to buy? Bring some!
It's going to be at Summer Slam where you will see some of the fastest and nicest rotaries from the US and Puerto Rico. You will meet some of the most famous people in the rotary community.
There are tons of vendors already set up since it's summer slam, a lot of great rotary products too, from apex seals to intakes, ecu companies etc...
Be positive, pitch in and see what we can do to make it a great fun event for everyone.
Anthony
#154
Anthony, I can appreciate your very well put and conveyed post.
It does bring up alot of positives.
Not to beat a dead horse- but the parks the event was held in before had excellent bathrooms, tables, and even swings and slides for kids.
It was a intimate event with only our cars there, almost everyone "knew" each other. Lots of laughing, riding around on the pocket bikes, good food and good times. My wife and I would go, we even brought our dog one year- we all had a good time. Im just not into the large crowd thing.
Call me old fashioned, but I just like the more intimate setting. You obviously frequent the track often and im sure will be going down the track taking advantage of that. Piggybacking onto a event that would be held if we were there or not is just not my idea of a annual meeting that was once rotary only, its more like any other meeting.
I guess the powers to be have some plans- hope they pan out and make the event get past being part of another event.
It does bring up alot of positives.
Not to beat a dead horse- but the parks the event was held in before had excellent bathrooms, tables, and even swings and slides for kids.
It was a intimate event with only our cars there, almost everyone "knew" each other. Lots of laughing, riding around on the pocket bikes, good food and good times. My wife and I would go, we even brought our dog one year- we all had a good time. Im just not into the large crowd thing.
Call me old fashioned, but I just like the more intimate setting. You obviously frequent the track often and im sure will be going down the track taking advantage of that. Piggybacking onto a event that would be held if we were there or not is just not my idea of a annual meeting that was once rotary only, its more like any other meeting.
I guess the powers to be have some plans- hope they pan out and make the event get past being part of another event.
#155
So yes we are planning to have our own event eventually but how are we going to do that when at island there were no vendors or sponsors. IM working so hard on trying to get mazda/mazdaspeeds involvement in all of this so that we can hold down the track for us MAZDA cars not shared with anyone else but us.
So you cant just look at it now for what its not but what it can BECOME if we work hard at it and get some recognition. Trying to get something as big like Sevenstock/Mazda Rev it up type of atmosphere but catered to us (mazda rotary, and mazda enthusiasts)
So no one has set up any RF replacement since last year, and im def trying as hard to get something off the ground so we can congrugate this year. **** you can come to any nyra meet and have 70 cars chillen, bbqing shooting the **** and having a good time. If thats what ppl are yearning for come to any NYRA meet we are available once a month from April thru October.
Jason NYC
#156
Rob, you could always get a little park for yourself so it can be intimate. And then maybe do a few burnouts, break some toilets so you will get banned from it. Like the fests of old!!!!!!!!!!!!! Oh the memories!
QUOTE=Rob XX 7;7755674]Anthony, I can appreciate your very well put and conveyed post.
It does bring up alot of positives.
Not to beat a dead horse- but the parks the event was held in before had excellent bathrooms, tables, and even swings and slides for kids.
It was a intimate event with only our cars there, almost everyone "knew" each other. Lots of laughing, riding around on the pocket bikes, good food and good times. My wife and I would go, we even brought our dog one year- we all had a good time. Im just not into the large crowd thing.
Call me old fashioned, but I just like the more intimate setting. You obviously frequent the track often and im sure will be going down the track taking advantage of that. Piggybacking onto a event that would be held if we were there or not is just not my idea of a annual meeting that was once rotary only, its more like any other meeting.
I guess the powers to be have some plans- hope they pan out and make the event get past being part of another event.[/QUOTE]
QUOTE=Rob XX 7;7755674]Anthony, I can appreciate your very well put and conveyed post.
It does bring up alot of positives.
Not to beat a dead horse- but the parks the event was held in before had excellent bathrooms, tables, and even swings and slides for kids.
It was a intimate event with only our cars there, almost everyone "knew" each other. Lots of laughing, riding around on the pocket bikes, good food and good times. My wife and I would go, we even brought our dog one year- we all had a good time. Im just not into the large crowd thing.
Call me old fashioned, but I just like the more intimate setting. You obviously frequent the track often and im sure will be going down the track taking advantage of that. Piggybacking onto a event that would be held if we were there or not is just not my idea of a annual meeting that was once rotary only, its more like any other meeting.
I guess the powers to be have some plans- hope they pan out and make the event get past being part of another event.[/QUOTE]
#157
Im one of the guys that went around the parking lot when everyone left helping to clean up everyone's mess.
I brought food, drink, tents, seats, etc.. and let anyone who was there share it all.
When I critisized those for behaving like animals some of the response was sort of along the lines of "oh we are car guys what do you think we are to do" or some bullshit like that.
So once again let me say im sure my presense wont be missed.
hopefully see you at one of the smaller and more local to my location meets, Ill bring the beer and soda.
I brought food, drink, tents, seats, etc.. and let anyone who was there share it all.
When I critisized those for behaving like animals some of the response was sort of along the lines of "oh we are car guys what do you think we are to do" or some bullshit like that.
So once again let me say im sure my presense wont be missed.
hopefully see you at one of the smaller and more local to my location meets, Ill bring the beer and soda.
#158
jay are you working with ray on this...
it gonna be hard pressed to get mazdaspeed involved in a drag show event...
most of their sponsorships have been with lefty righty gatherings... and teams that actually compete..
last time ive seen any sort of offering with shows have been shirts.. keychains.. paddock visits.. etc
only monetary value ive seen and recieved are in the form of parts discounts from competition membership..
as far an englishtown schedule for next year thats rotary only... has etown given you a ballpark figure on track costs with insurance..
it gonna be hard pressed to get mazdaspeed involved in a drag show event...
most of their sponsorships have been with lefty righty gatherings... and teams that actually compete..
last time ive seen any sort of offering with shows have been shirts.. keychains.. paddock visits.. etc
only monetary value ive seen and recieved are in the form of parts discounts from competition membership..
as far an englishtown schedule for next year thats rotary only... has etown given you a ballpark figure on track costs with insurance..
#159
jay are you working with ray on this...
it gonna be hard pressed to get mazdaspeed involved in a drag show event...
most of their sponsorships have been with lefty righty gatherings... and teams that actually compete..
last time ive seen any sort of offering with shows have been shirts.. keychains.. paddock visits.. etc
only monetary value ive seen and recieved are in the form of parts discounts from competition membership..
as far an englishtown schedule for next year thats rotary only... has etown given you a ballpark figure on track costs with insurance..
it gonna be hard pressed to get mazdaspeed involved in a drag show event...
most of their sponsorships have been with lefty righty gatherings... and teams that actually compete..
last time ive seen any sort of offering with shows have been shirts.. keychains.. paddock visits.. etc
only monetary value ive seen and recieved are in the form of parts discounts from competition membership..
as far an englishtown schedule for next year thats rotary only... has etown given you a ballpark figure on track costs with insurance..
#162
Food is not expensive, you can buy your own for $6-8 with a drink from the concession stands. Does that mean we will not be BBq'ing? Hell no, I got a few grills ready. Don't want to buy? Bring some!
Just tol let you know.They do not allow bbq grills anywhere near the cars.
as far as food its actually the most expensive of any track I have ever been to in my life and I have been to a **** load.But we are all grown and can afford it as long as you don't bring 10 kids.
Just tol let you know.They do not allow bbq grills anywhere near the cars.
as far as food its actually the most expensive of any track I have ever been to in my life and I have been to a **** load.But we are all grown and can afford it as long as you don't bring 10 kids.
#163
Just tol let you know.They do not allow bbq grills anywhere near the cars. as far as food its actually the most expensive of any track I have ever been to in my life and I have been to a **** load.But we are all grown and can afford it as long as you don't bring 10 kids.
Anthony
#165
We BBQ all the time right next to the cars at Englishtown, Atco Raceway, Viriginia International, Island etc... , everyone does. These events are major events and they have to allow cooking, most of the guys that stay there with the large trailers have to cook at the track. I've been to every event at Etown in 2007 and cooked for all of them since we go as a group and it's much cheaper to all chip in and get hot dogs, hamburgers and sometimes even steaks!
Anthony
Anthony
#166
why dont we keep it like the first one we had oh so long ago. find a big *** park and everyone meet there. i live in edison and there is a very large park behind menllomall off rt.1. edison. exit 10 off the njtrnpk. its a nice area no one will bother us. oh and we dont have to pay to get in. everyone bring food and its good to go. its central jersey not that far for. ny,pa,ma, guys.
#168
We BBQ all the time right next to the cars at Englishtown, Atco Raceway, Viriginia International, Island etc... , everyone does. These events are major events and they have to allow cooking, most of the guys that stay there with the large trailers have to cook at the track. I've been to every event at Etown in 2007 and cooked for all of them since we go as a group and it's much cheaper to all chip in and get hot dogs, hamburgers and sometimes even steaks!
Anthony
Anthony
So yeah come chill with us, we always BBQ
#169
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I been out for a while and not getting up to date with Rotorfest 08. My car is going on some work right now...Fixing up some body issue and some suspension mod as well. Now I have this bad a$$ oil leak, dont know where it's leaking from. So we are going to E-town for this event. Sound good I'll bring down the Roc boyz to this event....
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