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Unfortunatly because of insurance reasons, they can not let spectators in the pit area without buying the insurance (pit pass). If they did, it would negate the insurance for the rest of us. At Bandimere, there isn’t an effective way to let spectators watch the races without granting them access to the pits. IMI has the same issue, they do not have a seperate spectator area so everyone has to buy a pit pass so that the rest of us can have insurance coverage. At Grand Junction, they do have an area they can seperate from the pits so they do allow spectators in for free. They just can’t visit the caged animals (racers)!
thanks for the info. Doug.
Jim
Jim,
8 dollars for a pit pass is one of the lowest prices I’ve seen this year at any track, in a while. The local track for the local race charges 8 dollars.Two and three days passes generally run 20-25 dollars and a one day pass is 10.
This isn’t to say it’s too cheap or too expensive. Just that CSC is actually charging well below the market rate.
I understand the insurance reasons, but it still doesn’t answer the “no notice in advance” question.
At the first CSC at IMI it was $8 each, then at the 2nd it went to $10 each with no advanced notice.
For some of us with more than a few extra people coming out with us, this can make a big difference.
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