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[tommymac]

Originally Posted by snobuny

Works the other way around too and does not have to be a felony....have a friend who had a dui 20+ years ago and had to go through all kinds of crap to get a pardon to go snowmobiling in canada. His fault, he owned up to the problem, went through the proper channels, paid his fines and received his pardon.

I respect this type of law, we don't let your criminals in our country and you don't let our criminals into your country. It is possible to get a pardon but you have to pay for it.

Sorry you screwed up but accept responsibility for your actions, the excuse I was young and dumb just doesn't cut it. All of our countries need to make everyone more responsible....if we did we wouldn't be in the mess we are in right now.

Happened to a buddy of mine when going to calbogie for a track day. Had a dui many moons ago and had to pay a few hundred to cross the border into canada.

[Papa_Complex]

Originally Posted by tommymac

Happened to a buddy of mine when going to calbogie for a track day. Had a dui many moons ago and had to pay a few hundred to cross the border into canada.

One of the Turn 2 trackdays, or Pro6?

[tommymac]

Originally Posted by Papa_Complex

One of the Turn 2 trackdays, or Pro6?

pro 6. Guys didnt make it up there this year but they all say calbogie is the be all end all of tracks.

[Papa_Complex]

Originally Posted by tommymac

pro 6. Guys didnt make it up there this year but they all say calbogie is the be all end all of tracks.

Personally I'd give Barber that place, since I'm not a big fan of guardrails. The track layout at 'Bogie is good though. Designed by the same guy as Barber. There's only so much you can do with an old quarry in the Canadian Shield though.

My avatar picture is from the point that the two Calabogie tracks join. Sandy, the owner of Pro6, tends to run a good trackday.