scca meets in central cali
scca meets in central cali hey guys sorry to bother y'all but im looking to get into some autocross solo2 type stuff i just dont know where to start and im trying to get started racing b/c drag is just starting to bore the hell out of me
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(4) 20 minute road race sessions per day at Laguna Seca, Thunderhill, and Infineon (Sears Point).
AutoX is nice to get your feet wet for 1 minutes worth of racing... but 20 minutes worth is just that much better.
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$179/day $299/weekend
(4) 20 minute road race sessions per day at Laguna Seca, Thunderhill, and Infineon (Sears Point).
AutoX is nice to get your feet wet for 1 minutes worth of racing... but 20 minutes worth is just that much better.
Check out the HPDE days. You will never AutoX ever again.
hey guys ive also been thinking of getting into road racing mainly because my buddy with a Mazda Miata thinks that all american cars in general are only good for straights. Ihavent gotten much from the search button so i was hoping someone could tell me how good are our cars for road racing (98 pontiac trans-am) sorry for thread jacking
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Originally Posted by 98trans-am
hey guys ive also been thinking of getting into road racing mainly because my buddy with a Mazda Miata thinks that all american cars in general are only good for straights. Ihavent gotten much from the search button so i was hoping someone could tell me how good are our cars for road racing (98 pontiac trans-am) sorry for thread jacking
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Originally Posted by sprung_monkey
hey guys sorry to bother y'all but im looking to get into some autocross solo2 type stuff i just dont know where to start and im trying to get started racing b/c drag is just starting to bore the hell out of me
My other suggestion is go to your local race tracks website and check the years schedule on what clubs will be at the track at on certain dates. Most car clubs such as Porsche, Viper, Mustang, Audi, and BMW clubs welcome other makes of cars to their open track days to offset the cost of renting the track. Some clubs do this some do not. Anyway you don't have to limit your self to f body only events or SCCA and NASA events. I help with many clubs at my local track Mid America Motorplex. www.midamerciamotorplex.com and there is a calender on the website for car club weekends. Find the contact of the car club in advance to see if they allow non members to join them and have fun. If you want to go beat up on mustangs you have to go to their pond.
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