This is a copy of a post I just made in the GRASSROOTS MOTORSPORTS on-line forum and thought I'd share it here as well...
Yesterday I received an EMAIL from the organizing club for the KNOX MOUNTAIN HILL CLIMB that I participated in for the first time last MAY long weekend. It was an ill fated event for me as on my fourth run up the mountain, I had a hard crash on a high-speed left-hand sweeper. I collided sideways with a concrete barrier and moved it almost a foot! My car is now a severely bent unibody hatchback that has been residing in it's trailer ever since. I have slowly been collecting suspension parts that I have easily been able to identify as needing replacement. My biggest hurdle that I can foresee so far is the cost of putting the car on a frame rack and seeing if it will re-shape to the point where I can replace the bent bits. There may be more issues that I am unable to diagnose for now, but it's all about baby steps. (And don't even mention cosmetics.) I have been trying to convince myself that somehow it will all come together and I will be able to participate in the 2017-60th Anniversary KNOX MOUNTAIN HILL CLIMB. Ever since I crashed, I've been thinking that this would be a Birthday Present to myself as I will be turning 60 at the end of this month. Anyway... This is the EMAIL from yesterday:
Hi Mark
Hope all is well with you.
Below is an email/invoice from the City of Kelowna, to our club, Knox Mountain Motor Sport club, for damages to the tree that Brian Browning in car # 23 hit when he spun in corner # 4, plus charges for relocating the concrete barriers “ No Post” in corner # 5 that you hit .
Brian Browning’s amount has been paid which was $ 450.00
Our club was hoping you would pay your amount of $ 464.31 for repositioning the concrete curbs.
Please mail your cheque to Allen Reid ***** and make cheque payable to KMMS
If you have any questions, please email me
Thank you
Allen Reid
Wondering if any others have run into similar circumstances?