Hey Andrew,
I'm a little surprised no one's responded yet. They're probably all outside enjoying the weather.
Make sure you bring the following:
* Helmet with a rating of Snell M2010, SA2010, or later (usually we have loaner helmets available, but that's on hold due to COVID)
* Waiver forms (there's links to them on the registration page)
* Footwear that's comfortable enough for a full day on your feet
* Enough drinks and snacks to last you the whole day (there's usually a lunch break or downtime to grab lunch, but it's nice to have something on hand to nibble on if a session runs long)
* Layered clothing appropriate for a day that may start off at 15 degrees and end at 30
* Sunscreen and/or rain gear, depending on the forecast
* Something for car numbers -- magnetic numbers are great, but many people use blue or green painter's tape, or you can even just tape a paper number to the side of your car
Since your car's bone stock, you should run 40+ psi in your tires, otherwise they'll roll over and kill the tread on the shoulders. Some people bring inflators and tire gauges to the site, but you can also set your pressures before the event.
When you show up, make sure you take part in the novice course walk, which happens between the end of registration and the driver's meeting. There, someone experienced will point out how to approach the course, and what to keep your eyes open for.
Hope to see you out there!
Steve
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