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I also saw the FB post and went to supercharge.info looking for it. When I didn't see it I tried to look up Laguna Seca and it isn't there either. My guess is that they don't want to show superchargers at racetracks that are behind gates and not available to the public 24/7. Note that the superchargers at the Nurburgring in Germany are on supercharge.info because they are accessible in a hotel parking lot. Now lets vote for a supercharger in Shelton WA next to Ridge Motorsports Park
This appears to be withing the paddock and likely won't be available to the public. We'll hold off on adding it to supercharge.info since it appears to be non-public.
they are in the paddock of Thunderhill West - so they will not be general public - but so are the ones at Laguna Seca, CA - and that site is listed in supercharge.info.
these should be added - but with a note/flag that they may/will be restricted access.
hmmmm -I _KNOW_ laguna seca used to be listed - but now it's gone
I think the site should list _ALL_ superchargers - but we can have a pin-color/designation/notes/flag that location is restricted - plug share has this…
superchargers should be listed if known about and generally public even if access is restricted…
Lets see how long it takes PG&E to drop the transformer and energize it. Anderson, Ca (just 10 min South of Redding) has been waiting 2 months and still nothing
Well, its been two months, so I called ThunderHill for an update.
Sadly the update is No Update, they are in PG&E / Tesla limbo.
Back in August I had hoped it would be live by Oct 5 for the final SCCA TNIA track day of the year.
Well, its now been four months, so I called ThunderHill for another update.
Good news, in a couple weeks they will start some trenching from the superchargers across the paddock to a transformer .
They hope to be live in early 2024
You’ll have to call and ask. The Laguna Seca ones dont show up on the Tesla map so these likely won’t either. The ones at Buttonwillow are currently accessible to the public since the second track and paddock haven’t been built around them yet but they might disappear from the map once that happens.
Called the track last week and was told that they're still waiting on the transformer. Might have to go with a CSS retrofit to use a nearby EA charging station for next month's track event. The track experience at Laguna was awesome with the superchargers onsite.
Called the track last week and was told that they're still waiting on the transformer. Might have to go with a CSS retrofit to use a nearby EA charging station for next month's track event. The track experience at Laguna was awesome with the superchargers onsite.
Well, its now been six months, so I called ThunderHill for another update.
I'm not sure where the possibly dated 'Transformer / PG&E' info came from, but...
As of today Feb 1, the superchargers have power and Tesla is performing final checkouts!