staying in a hotel room take the goerge forman grill and cookout at the hotel saves alot ask the hotel if you can use the microwave lots of good food you can microwave at the track buy a cheap grill when you're do with it give it to the track lots of good food and savings can be done this way

we have made up taco fixing and brisket and then take the crock pot and heat up while you are at the races... There are usualy 6 or more of us that eat this way.. Get your travel buddies together and make a menu and have crock pots going in each room and you have dinner for like 15 buxs a family instead of 50 or so...

Peanut Butter and white bread.
Cheap, Nutrient Dense, Quick, and Easy.

never thought about the crockpot great tip thanks

When traveling it always seems available snacks are such junk and expensive, so we always bring or purchase locally from a supermarket what the boys will eat through out the day.
Gogurt
Bananas
Cheese and crackers
Chocolate milk
I just focus on easy to digest carbs and protein without a lot of fat. You can fit a days supply in a softside cooler, with free ice from the hotel.

Good snacks seem to keep the mood and energy levels much more consistent than junk from a food vendor or fast food place.

-Dan

+1

Wow you get to use peanut butter... usually just bread for us.. LOL!

I'm thinking that, maybe, the Bear Grylls "BMX Travel Clinic" is the best course of action.

Clinic Outline. You will learn...

*How to catch fish with destranded brake cable.

*Proper methods to trap lizards and small mammals out behind the reserve dirt pile

*Grilling your catch on the starting gate grate

*Friday Night negotiating tactics for trading with "native peoples" (translation: talking locals into allowing you and your whole team to shower at their house at 5AM Saturday, in exchange for your multi-age Saturday practice stickers)

*Tips on making potable water from concession stand Monster and Powerade

*Identifying whether or not discarded nachos and walking tacos are safe to serve your novice and intermediate riders.

*Techniques for checking into a room on Sunday after mains, showering, then saying you had an emergency within 12 minutes--and getting a full refund.

*Using saver stamps to board a commercial aircraft (emergency only)

*Team van survival skills.
-Learn not to get farted on
-Call "SHOTGUN" only when the cool driver is at the wheel
-How to use a helmet bag as a porta-john (and not get caught for at least a week)
-Win "bladder bets" by holding your pee for more than 10 hours
-How to use Phil Wood grease and gas station hot dogs to get even with anyone via their seat tube

All this and instructional DVDs for $29.95


M

I know a guy that was real good at dealing with hotel desk clerks...HaHaHaHaHa!!!!

You are hilarious!