New LSR event?

Started by TrickyDicky, September 18, 2016, 12:29:38 AM

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TrickyDicky

From a comment on Cook's Facebook page:
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... where this coming october 8th will take place the first LSR event at Uyuni, Bolivia

Anyone got any information about this?

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Approximate length 80 miles.
Approximate area 4,300 square miles.
Approximate altitude 13,000 feet.
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TrickyDicky

http://www.uyuni3600.com/

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13000 foot elevation man that's going to be taxing to just breath let alone get air to burn.  :-o
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Gregg: you going there to provide the audio feed?  :mrgreen:

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Seldom Seen Slim

Yeah -- good question.  I've always wondered if Gregg gets high -- and 13,000 feet is sure high.

Oh - you mean like high altitude?  Sorry. :roll:
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Milwaukee Midget

Interesting that this place should pop up this week.

On Friday, September 23, the movie "Salero" will be shown as part of the Milwaukee Film Festival -

https://mkefilm.org/salero/

It shows at 4:00 - I'm intending to duck out of work early and see it.
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Stan Back

I didn't know the BLM had gone international.

Or maybe it's the Bolivia Land Mining raping for profit division.
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Quote from: Seldom Seen Slim on September 19, 2016, 02:13:44 PM
Yeah -- good question.  I've always wondered if Gregg gets high -- and 13,000 feet is sure high.

Oh - you mean like high altitude?  Sorry. :roll:

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Grace, what's this "...many years ago in my youth..." stuff?  I don't see it that I'm anywhere near done being a youth.  Are you giving up already?
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turborick

13,000 feet.......This would be a great venue for turbocharged engines
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rouse

I have heard that you would have to flight your racing rigs in and land on the salt.

If that's the case your talking Big $$$$$$ to go race.

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jdincau

If you read the movie trailer in Chris's link, it seems the Bolivian government is bringing access to the area so mining can start.
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Quote from: Stan Back on September 20, 2016, 08:55:49 AM
I didn't know the BLM had gone international.

Or maybe it's the Bolivia Land Mining raping for profit division.

Quote from: jdincau on September 21, 2016, 03:59:31 PM
If you read the movie trailer in Chris's link, it seems the Bolivian government is bringing access to the area so mining can start.

Realistically, that'll be another salt flat we'll be able to kiss goodbye - They're mining Lithium.
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