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[Red Baron M3]

Is it worth signing up to become a member of their club? I'm a big fan who lives in the USA and don't think I would ever get to meet them (drivers & team) or tour the BMW Sauber factory.

[texasmr2]

Why not join and you never know what the future may hold for you .

[Red Baron M3]

Why not join and you never know what the future may hold for you .

I thought about that too, but I doubt they will come to the states in the near future.

[bud]

what do you get for joining and how much?

[Red Baron M3]

what do you get for joining and how much?

If I recall for silver membership (the cheapest) you get like signed photos, 6 newsletters (crap) 10% discount on fan gear (crap because I get 25% from my local BMW center). I think Gold or platium you get to tour the factory and meet drivers & stuff.

[bud]

That's pretty good that you get signed stuff for silver membership! And I guess if you're ever near Switzerland a factory tour would be awesome! Guess it's a matter of weighing up the pros and cons

[Red Baron M3]

If I recall silver is 44 euro , gols is 100 and Platinum is 1000 euro. I have never been to Switzerland & love to go there. I wonder if theres an F107, 08 in the BMW museum in Germany.

[Red Baron M3]

I almost forgot about shipping which is 35 euros.

I might go for the silver.

[Jamie]

It's once in a life time experience that you may later regret not taking up. I would save up and take it, make a holiday out of it at least as Switzerland is one of the most amazing places on earth!

[Gaz]

Vanilla why have you got a picture of Senna in a Mclaren when your an alledged Ferrari Fan?

[Jamie]

I have decided to keep my views on drivers and teams balanced, in which means favouritism is not an option. So i chose a driver in which every fan would admit is a talent.