how many people have jahreskartes then?

[northernjim]

And how many laps do you greedy buggers do then each year?

Is it about 60 laps to make it a worthwhile purchase

I'm just wondering just what is the best option for the weekends track solutions

[DuncanR]

Originally Posted by northernjim

And how many laps do you greedy buggers do then each year?

About 32 before the engine blows !! I have a JK

[mattCSLnut]

55 laps so far for me on the last outing @ Da Ring, back in mid April 35 of which were on my 2010 JK card (the other 20 on the Ring TD)
G-dog and I guesstimated that you need about 65 laps in total to brake even on the JK it's going to be a busy weekend for me

[adymcd]

For me the big advantage of a JK is being able to avoid the chaos and waiting in the main car park / surrounding area by getting on at the bottom.

[mattCSLnut]

Originally Posted by adymcd

For me the big advantage of a JK is being able to avoid the chaos and waiting in the main car park / surrounding area by getting on at the bottom.

+1 ... another advantage of JK is avoiding long queues @ Eds Tankenshtale by driving to ARAL in Adenau via the Nordschleife and turning off @ Breidscheid, half way round it's way quicker them going via public roads

[Mark CSL]

We were there for 3 days last year and i done 40 laps

[glendog74]

39 laps so far this year from one weekend visit

Generally you need at least 2 to 3 weekends to be able to get your moneys worth. 69 laps is the break even point based on the smaller 25 lap ticket cheapest 'price per lap' rate of €15.60/lap.

JK €1075/€15.60 = 68.91 laps

[glendog74]

39 laps was a lot of fuel = £££££££!

[TMAQ]

Originally Posted by glendog74

39 laps was a lot of fuel = £££££££!

must be around 400 euro on fuel, maybe? 6 laps on a full tank?

[mattCSLnut]

Originally Posted by glendog74

39 laps was a lot of fuel = £££££££!

55 laps was even more fuel = more £££££££