pshaw, you don't need rotors for the track. The rotors on my SE-R now have seen 100+ thousand miles and probably 5-10 of those track miles. After actually *LOOKING* at them two events ago, I have new rotors sitting in the front seat waiting to go on the car when I finally drive it again.

And I'm driving around on XP9's but I drag the brakes going out of my driveway to warm them up so I'm good there ;)

SuperblackZ, get a rollbar at the very least. With the amount of track time you're seeing, you owe it to yourself but more especially your family.