E-Town Location
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E-Town Location
I'm new in the area and expect to drive down on Sat morning. Will be coming from Danbury. Can someone guve me directions to the track from Danbury?
It looks like the gates open at 9:00 and timed runs begin at 12:00.
Thanks
It looks like the gates open at 9:00 and timed runs begin at 12:00.
Thanks
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While gate open at 9 get there early so you have time to unload and meet the guys before racing which begin shortly after 9 am for time trials. Not 12 as you stated. Eliminations will begin in the 12 pm range.
Here are two alternates from etown page, not sure which you would want to take as you can take either
TRAVELING SOUTH:
Take the New Jersey Turnpike to Exit 9, follow the signs to Route 18 South. Go six miles to the Englishtown exit. Take Route 527 South five miles. Make a left onto Pension Road (Raceway Park billboard on left). Go 1/4 mile, track entrance on the left.
ALTERNATE ROUTE TRAVELING SOUTH:
Garden State Parkway South to Exit 123 to Route 9 South. Travel Route 9 South for 10 miles to Texas Road. Turn Right onto Texas Road. Go three miles to the traffic light. Make a left onto Route 527 South. Go one mile making a left onto Pension Road. (Raceway Park billboard on left) Go 1/4 mile, track entrance is on the left.
Looks like you could take 84 to 684 to 287 to the parkway
Here are two alternates from etown page, not sure which you would want to take as you can take either
TRAVELING SOUTH:
Take the New Jersey Turnpike to Exit 9, follow the signs to Route 18 South. Go six miles to the Englishtown exit. Take Route 527 South five miles. Make a left onto Pension Road (Raceway Park billboard on left). Go 1/4 mile, track entrance on the left.
ALTERNATE ROUTE TRAVELING SOUTH:
Garden State Parkway South to Exit 123 to Route 9 South. Travel Route 9 South for 10 miles to Texas Road. Turn Right onto Texas Road. Go three miles to the traffic light. Make a left onto Route 527 South. Go one mile making a left onto Pension Road. (Raceway Park billboard on left) Go 1/4 mile, track entrance is on the left.
Looks like you could take 84 to 684 to 287 to the parkway
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From: Sunshine State
Originally Posted by REDGAR
While gate open at 9 get there early so you have time to unload and meet the guys before racing which begin shortly after 9 am for time trials. Not 12 as you stated. Eliminations will begin in the 12 pm range.
Here are two alternates from etown page, not sure which you would want to take as you can take either
TRAVELING SOUTH:
Take the New Jersey Turnpike to Exit 9, follow the signs to Route 18 South. Go six miles to the Englishtown exit. Take Route 527 South five miles. Make a left onto Pension Road (Raceway Park billboard on left). Go 1/4 mile, track entrance on the left.
ALTERNATE ROUTE TRAVELING SOUTH:
Garden State Parkway South to Exit 123 to Route 9 South. Travel Route 9 South for 10 miles to Texas Road. Turn Right onto Texas Road. Go three miles to the traffic light. Make a left onto Route 527 South. Go one mile making a left onto Pension Road. (Raceway Park billboard on left) Go 1/4 mile, track entrance is on the left.
Looks like you could take 84 to 684 to 287 to the parkway
Here are two alternates from etown page, not sure which you would want to take as you can take either
TRAVELING SOUTH:
Take the New Jersey Turnpike to Exit 9, follow the signs to Route 18 South. Go six miles to the Englishtown exit. Take Route 527 South five miles. Make a left onto Pension Road (Raceway Park billboard on left). Go 1/4 mile, track entrance on the left.
ALTERNATE ROUTE TRAVELING SOUTH:
Garden State Parkway South to Exit 123 to Route 9 South. Travel Route 9 South for 10 miles to Texas Road. Turn Right onto Texas Road. Go three miles to the traffic light. Make a left onto Route 527 South. Go one mile making a left onto Pension Road. (Raceway Park billboard on left) Go 1/4 mile, track entrance is on the left.
Looks like you could take 84 to 684 to 287 to the parkway
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Hey Bob your our new Neigbor...Ralph,Panuzzo and I are minutes from you...
Your best bet is 84 to 684 south take that to the sawmill take that to 287 west go over the tappan Zee bridge take that to the Garden state get off exit 123 (rt9) take rt 9 for about 10 min until you past the ford dealer on your right less than a mile your going to make a right onto Texas road.. Go 2 lights to old englishtown road make left and the track is about a mile on left....Any questions just ask..Chris
Your best bet is 84 to 684 south take that to the sawmill take that to 287 west go over the tappan Zee bridge take that to the Garden state get off exit 123 (rt9) take rt 9 for about 10 min until you past the ford dealer on your right less than a mile your going to make a right onto Texas road.. Go 2 lights to old englishtown road make left and the track is about a mile on left....Any questions just ask..Chris
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Originally Posted by Korreck
I'm new in the area and expect to drive down on Sat morning. Will be coming from Danbury. Can someone give me directions to the track from Danbury?
My deepest condolences, to all you Northerners. 
Hey Bob, make sure you show the local tuners your home made HOT AIR INTAKE system 
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From: Sunshine State
Originally Posted by INSANITY
Hey Bob your our new Neigbor...Ralph,Panuzzo and I are minutes from you...
Your best bet is 84 to 684 south take that to the sawmill take that to 287 west go over the tappan Zee bridge take that to the Garden state get off exit 123 (rt9) take rt 9 for about 10 min until you past the ford dealer on your right less than a mile your going to make a right onto Texas road.. Go 2 lights to old englishtown road make left and the track is about a mile on left....Any questions just ask..Chris
Your best bet is 84 to 684 south take that to the sawmill take that to 287 west go over the tappan Zee bridge take that to the Garden state get off exit 123 (rt9) take rt 9 for about 10 min until you past the ford dealer on your right less than a mile your going to make a right onto Texas road.. Go 2 lights to old englishtown road make left and the track is about a mile on left....Any questions just ask..Chris
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From: Sunshine State
Originally Posted by 16Again
KORRECK's in your neck of the woods. My deepest condolences, to all you Northerners. Hey Bob, make sure you show the local tuners your home made HOT AIR INTAKE system
My deepest condolences, to all you Northerners. Hey Bob, make sure you show the local tuners your home made HOT AIR INTAKE system I'll add the bird when I get home. Don't have it here.
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From: Sunshine State
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Just a heads up the Garden State Parkway can get busy in the Summer months especially if it is going to be a nice weekend.
You guys will be down early so it should not be a problem, but maybe the Turnpike to Rt18 is a better alternative.
You guys will be down early so it should not be a problem, but maybe the Turnpike to Rt18 is a better alternative.
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Originally Posted by ralph
GSP is usually not a problem going down that early in the morning. Getting home can sometimes be a bit of a challenge and damn near impossible on a Sunday.
Reading your traffic description reminds me of LA. Leaving LA on Fri night or returning on Sun afternoon is next to impossible for someone like me who has zero patience.
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Originally Posted by Korreck
Reading your traffic description reminds me of LA. Leaving LA on Fri night or returning on Sun afternoon is next to impossible for someone like me who has zero patience.
Korreck leave your gun at home because you will kill someone on the GSP for sure. Between the Ricers whipping in and out of 25mph traffic and the City folk in their huge SUVs talking on the cell phone patience is hard to come by.
Early morning it is still moving good. If the weather holds out for both days then Saturday's ride home prior to 5pm is usually good. Last time Mowton and myself stopped at the Portguese rest. and had a bit of a snack which made the ride much easier.
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Originally Posted by Wicked Weasel
I think people going out to the Hamptons need to leave on Wednesday now and return on Saturday.
Korreck leave your gun at home because you will kill someone on the GSP for sure. Between the Ricers whipping in and out of 25mph traffic and the City folk in their huge SUVs talking on the cell phone patience is hard to come by.
Early morning it is still moving good. If the weather holds out for both days then Saturday's ride home prior to 5pm is usually good. Last time Mowton and myself stopped at the Portguese rest. and had a bit of a snack which made the ride much easier.
Korreck leave your gun at home because you will kill someone on the GSP for sure. Between the Ricers whipping in and out of 25mph traffic and the City folk in their huge SUVs talking on the cell phone patience is hard to come by.
Early morning it is still moving good. If the weather holds out for both days then Saturday's ride home prior to 5pm is usually good. Last time Mowton and myself stopped at the Portguese rest. and had a bit of a snack which made the ride much easier.