Nick Joanides, driver of the No. 10 JSI Motorsports Chevrolet credits Jackson Racecars with making his job just a little easier. Usually after one practice session, we pretty much have it figured out. Joanides received his first pole driving a Jackson Race Car at Mesa Marin Raceway in May of 1999. Smooth racing surface and lots of room to race. Great facility with a fun race track that has plenty of room for racing.
Yellow flags seem to be limited as there are three racing grooves.
Not really, it races alot like Tucson, just faster. If you can get your car to work on the bottom of the race track, you'll be in real good shape. Just have to watch for cars entering and exiting the race track. Can be very dangerous as the cars come on the track at the end of the back straight away and exit the track at the end of the front straight. We had no problem with tires, but if you over drive the car early on, there will be nothing left of them towards the end of the race.