if you are not an experienced driver, you will have to rely on pulling him on the straights. i've seen a lot of corvettes do that out here. they can't keep up in the twisties, so they use their muscle to pull ahead in the straights. i'm not familiar with that track, and there's just so many factors involved.

-weight reductions?
-driver experience
-driver weight
-type of tires
-suspension
-lots of straights? any?
-blown S2000 or NA?

my buddy has an NA S2000 with about every bolt-on imaginable, and i kill him from a roll and from a dig every time.

sounds like fun though!