Brandon Melton

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I read somewhere that SF, Oakland, and Sacramento airports were all about the same distance, one was like 20 min farther. Just go for the cheapest of those 3, lol.

Grub_Maker

Ya there all about the same time away from the track. I live between Oakland ans San Jose, and It takes about an houre to get to the track from my house.....

Chris.....

JohnMatrix

San Fran:

Distance: 85.1 miles Approximate Travel Time 1 hour 31 mins

Oak:

Distance: 65.5 miles Approximate Travel Time:1 hour 8 mins

Sac:

Distance: 60.2 miles Approximate Travel Time:1 hour 1 min

pops

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Avoid SFO, if there is rain you could be delayed 1 to 3 hours. Oakland or Sacramento is your best choice.

Afro Puff

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You can fly Southwest or JetBlue for cheap into Oakland (if they serve your local airport, of course). Then make haste toward the freeway.

Advil

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Ha, ha, halla at yo boy.

Did you find that tape at the shop?

Still Bill

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And I live a measily 10 miles from the Oakland Airport.

nashrcracer

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first what's the diff between sac and smf and did you get any pictures of the track up from the northwest champs?

HarshGuy

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Here's links with driving directions and distances from the 3 airports:

http://www.2006roarnats.com/index.cf...hheader=carpet

nashrcracer

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yes but there is 2 airports in sacramento according to cheapticket.com SAC and SMF

Still Bill

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Sorry about the confusion.

Northern Californians often refer to Sacramento (and its main airport) as "SAC".

The airport designation for Sacramento International Airport is SMF. There are a few other airports in the Sacramento area; however, they do not handle commercial airlines.

Bill

Still Bill

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Using CheapTickets.com, I get the same flights if I designate either SAC or SMF as the destination...Kewl!

pt3

I'd consider the day and time of arrival...early morning week day fly into Oak and avoid traffic into bay from valley...late afternoon or afternoon fly into SAC and avoid the traffic coming back from the Bay (205 thru Tracy sucks...). Just my two cents...personally I would fly into SAC.

C_O_jones

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Fly to Reno/Lake Tahoe a day or 2 early, enjoy yourself then rent a car, it will take less time to drive than from Frisco during rush hour. From what I remeber it was less than 2 hours away. Hows traffic these days? That was about 10 years ago.
Hey, that sounds like a lot more fun than driving from Seattle
Fred

Still Bill

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A late season snow storm could nix the idea of landing in Reno.

In my book, it is far better to see the SF Bay Area than Reno.

Save gambling and show seeing for the ICC in Las Vegas, baby.