There's only one place to park, so that's easy. It can be hard to find, but chances are you'll follow someone in who has a bike strapped to their car and you can follow them.
Pay attention to the first turn after the start straight. It's a sharp right hander through a narrow section. The rest of the corners are pretty easy.
For most of the Blue Streak events this year it seems like the wind has been blowing hard out of the southwest, which is up the long back straight. I had trouble pacing it as I knew I didn't want to go 110% with the wind because then you turn the last corner and get a mile of headwind to the finish. I probably under shot the speed with the tailwind out of an abundance of caution. My second TT was run as an out and back instead of the normal loop because of road construction, so that was disappointing. I had done a lot of training and bike optimizing but then didn't get to make a direct comparison.
