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2011 Formula Drift Pro Championship
Other Pro demos across the nation Once in a while XDC pro series https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1317320454 https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1317320454 |
Competitive
COMSCC.ORG Time Trials, SPC :winner:Class championships, Miata Cup champion, track records, etc. SCCA ITA, not in a couple of seasons SCCA SPU/STL perhaps 2012 HPDE's COMSCC.ORG, Chief Instructor Several others, instructor Locations Northeast: NHMS, WGI, Mt. Tremblant, Mosport, Summit Point, LRP... Auto-x Not in several years Location: Devens, MA Drifting Nope |
Autocross:
Florida Corvette Racing Club - regularly for years - Brooksville Airport, FL Finally getting some track time this year: NASA HPDE @ Sebring 10/2 NASA HPDE @ Road Atlanta 12/3-4 Yeah, I'll be the new guy out there. And I'm wearing the shirt, but not reppin' with the car yet. I've had too many other things that needed doing before slapping the turbo on the car. |
Originally Posted by sixshooter
(Post 777601)
Autocross:
Florida Corvette Racing Club - regularly for years - Brooksville Airport, FL Finally getting some track time this year: NASA HPDE @ Sebring 10/2 NASA HPDE @ Road Atlanta 12/3-4 Yeah, I'll be the new guy out there. And I'm wearing the shirt, but not reppin' with the car yet. I've had too many other things that needed doing before slapping the turbo on the car. |
Another plus for THSCC is that it's not uncommon to get Chuck Hawks as a classroom instructor. He also does training for F1 and NASCAR drivers and he is very good at explaining exactly why you're instructors are telling you to do certain things and drive certain ways. He's also a common instructor at Asphalt Ventures events.
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Turns101 is that the Chaser Aero extractor hood on your car?
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Originally Posted by Efini~FC3S
(Post 776385)
Crashed out of the Honda Challenge 1 national championship race while fighting for podium. All of these races were in various Honda/Acura race cars.
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PAHA & SCCA Hillclimbs - SSM class
-Weatherly & Polish Mountain last season, planning on attending all 8 races next season SCCA Track Trials - SSM class -BeaveRun & Summit Point last season, no idea about next season. The car is competitive in our current SSM field (2 wins last season), but that's only because no one has bothered to show up in anything crazy (ZR1?) Ohh, and I do some SCCA autox too, but that's just for testing/fun. I have a 370z that is much more competitive for the parking lot racing. |
>$8000 affords me,
Non competitive track (circle track, small road course) and drift events. Grassroots challenges. Spectate the hell out of Scca and Nasa events because its 'free'.
Originally Posted by sixshooter
(Post 777601)
Autocross:
NASA HPDE @ Sebring 10/2 |
Originally Posted by turotufas;778687[B
]>$8000 affords me[/B],
Non competitive track (circle track, small road course) and drift events. Grassroots challenges. Spectate the hell out of Scca and Nasa events because its 'free'. Was here yesterday... Good luck out there! i hope that's not your track budget. i do a season of nasa and various other trackdays for about half that including a set of tires and brake pads, and about 6-7 oil changes. |
Originally Posted by spoolin2bars
(Post 778694)
less than $8,000? huh? is that your yearly income, or....
i hope that's not your track budget. i do a season of nasa and various other trackdays for about half that including a set of tires and brake pads, and about 6-7 oil changes. |
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NSSCC here in the uk. the only turbo mx5 (miata) in the uk!
https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1317595083 |
Originally Posted by RedemPhex
(Post 777422)
What is your alternative NASA? Personally, last time I went w/ NASA to Road Atlanta I got 4 20 minute sessions, and generally atleast 1 session per day got cut short due to one of the racers wrecking. A lot of the smaller clubs offer a more friendly environment, and lower participation numbers in exchange for more money. Its more about the experience than dollars/time.
Another plus for THSCC is that it's not uncommon to get Chuck Hawks as a classroom instructor. He also does training for F1 and NASCAR drivers and he is very good at explaining exactly why you're instructors are telling you to do certain things and drive certain ways. He's also a common instructor at Asphalt Ventures events. |
Originally Posted by Gryff
(Post 778851)
Hmmm, im interested. My alternative was SCCA. Havent done anything with nasa yet.
I'm definitely going to look into it! I will be going to the ncrscca club's VIR PDX next year if they decide to do it at VIR. |
^ Yeah thats kinda my problem with them two. cmp is my closest track. and I went to both the pdx events they put on this year at cmp. Really not that many. I am going to try to make it to vir next year when they do the pdx up there, the awesome thing is that they are really looking upbeat about doing the pdx at vir again. When was thscc running? I doubt I would be able to make it to the one in october... unfortunately.
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Originally Posted by Gryff
(Post 778860)
^ Yeah thats kinda my problem with them two. cmp is my closest track. and I went to both the pdx events they put on this year at cmp. Really not that many. I am going to try to make it to vir next year when they do the pdx up there, the awesome thing is that they are really looking upbeat about doing the pdx at vir again. When was thscc running? I doubt I would be able to make it to the one in october... unfortunately.
Either way, I am not doing it for the money, but I would be reallllly disappointed if they cancelled CMP over participation numbers. |
I'm going to see what i can do, but i honestly doubt ill make it
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Which NASA region are you guys in? PCA is a great alternative out here, plus you get to whoop up on some fancy P-cars :) I'd recommend Trackdaze and MazdaDrivers also, but I think they're primarily East Coast (although Trackdaze has strayed as far west as Autobahn in Joliet, IL).
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Originally Posted by stinkycheezmonky
(Post 778914)
Which NASA region are you guys in? PCA is a great alternative out here, plus you get to whoop up on some fancy P-cars :) I'd recommend Trackdaze and MazdaDrivers also, but I think they're primarily East Coast (although Trackdaze has strayed as far west as Autobahn in Joliet, IL).
Im not sure who does vir though, so for vir it is a different region... |
VIR is Nasa Mid Atlantic.
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