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Registration is OPEN for our next event: Saturday, February 27th, 2010 at the Homestead-Miami Speedway
New Schedule! - New Format! Check the Event Schedule for Details To view pictures from the December 19th event, click on: www.erme.smugmug.com Check the Event Calendar for the preliminary 2010 Schedule ******************************************** Announcing "LOYALTY LAPS" a program to reward our loyal participants. After FIVE paid events, you will receive your next entry FREE! This will start with our next event. Drivers need to do nothing different to receive this, other than register for an event as always. ERME will automatically notify you of your reward. ERME Mission Statement What is“ERME”?
ERME means Equipe Rapide Motorsports Experience. If you have always wanted to know what your car could do if you were on a race track, or how fast you could take that on ramp, but you know the streets and highways are not the place! Now ERME gives you and your car an easy, safe, and affordable way to get on the track! No speed limits, no pedestrians, but best of all, no tickets. ERME allows you to learn how to handle your car at the limit in a non-competitive setting. You set your own goals and go as fast as you feel comfortable going. You can progress as far as you want. How? Basically, all you need is a safe car and a helmet. The car does not have to be fancy sportscar, or even a fast car. Drivers bring everything from a Honda to a Ferrari. Read the requirements for the other miscellaneous items required. Who? Anyone may participate. Minimum age is usually 18 (16 with a parent or guardian’s release) Many different types of people enter these events. Contact? Body damage to cars very rarely occurs, however you are encouraged to check with your insurance company regarding coverage. Full Course? Drivers are separated according to their experience level into three basic run groups: Novice, Intermediate, and Advanced. There are no speed limits in any of the groups. Novice drivers will be requires to have instructors for safety reasons. Requirements: Any car in safe operating condition (from Ferrari to Honda), that passes tech inspection. ERME events have a self-tech policy where the driver is responsible that their vehicle meets the tech checklist. A valid driver’s license from your state of residence. Seat belts must be in good working order. Racing Harness’ must be secured per SCCA rules, and in good condition (no tears or fraying). Short or Long sleeve shirts, with long pants made of 100% Cotton. Drivers/Racing shoes or leather upper Gym / Tennis shoes. NO open toe, or sandals / flip-flops are permitted. A helmet that meets Snell 2000 (SA2000) or (M2000) or higher safety ratings. Open Cars (convertibles/roadsters) equipped with factory rollover protection, including pop-up and hoop systems (i.e. BMW M3, Z4, Z8 Convertible, Porsche Boxster, Carrera Cabriolet, Honda S2000, Audi TT, Nissan 350Z, 2007 and newer models of the Mazda Miata MX-5, and similar) are allowed. For cars without factory rollover protection, a four point, structural roll bar is required. It is the driver’s responsibility to assure that any aftermarket roll bar has been deemed safe for HPDE Events by the Installer and/or Fabricator. Retractable hard tops are required to run in the up position. Soft Tops, may run up or down. Roll bar padding is required at any point where your helmet can make contact to the bar. Knowledge of the event regulations: Pay attention at the morning driver's meeting. Remember, you are not here to race, since this is not a competition. |
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