jasonw

Supposedly has the best view of all SCCA sites...

http://www.sfrscca.org/solo2/Results/2006/...und12_info.html

Read this for good info on setting up for auto-x:
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=172595

http://www.sfrscca.org/solo2/survival.html

http://www.sfrscca.org/solo2/faq/

It costs $30 to enter and you do need a membership, which is about $70/year. If you aren't a member, and are a first timer, you might be able to have someone sponsor you on Sunday(1 sponsership per member only though).

V E E R

Anyone willing to sponsor a first timer?

jasonw

I can sponsor but it's $40 to be a guest now and you might not be there early enough...

V E E R

PMed you!

s2kennmark

keep in mind, this site starts at 10am due to city regulation. so first car out at 10am, might combine groups in the morning though to get back on schedule and so the afternoon folks can run early.

so first timers, show up at around 930 to get in the buddy program.

jason, be prepared to get owned by the GGF pavement.... this is a tire eater site.

jasonw

I'm bringing a sweater.

kosstamogen

Was sorry to miss the last one since I was out of town. Would love to check this out. Can anyone sponsor me? Getting up early is no problem.

Maybe hook up with some of you guys thursday nite?

jasonw

You just have to get there early for sponsorships. I don't know how many S2000 drivers will be there early since they are the 2nd to last run group...

Suspension

I just bought an '02 s2000 and am looking to get in to autocrossing it. I'll probably start next season...I don't think I can make it out Sunday and I'm not a member yet.

Do most guys on here run A-stock? I was looking in to classes and I noticed they have a street tire class where are entrants are PAXed to find the winner. Can an s2000 be competitive with such a high A-stock PAX with street tires? I'm not sure I want to buy slicks yet to be competitive in A-stock.

s2kennmark

you are right about the street tire class, there are a lot there right now compare to previous years. but a stock s2k will do good in the street tire class, i won the championship last year for AS-street tire. I'm not really competing this year with the S, but if i drive it, i get up there with the street prepared miatas and other SP and SM cars with street tires. Im competing BSP next year.

however, since this is your first time, i would go A stock Novice, you have a better chance winning and be competitive since theres not a lot of entrants there. you cant run R compounds in novice though.

and for regular A stock (with slicks) if you can be faster than John Stimson (A stock leader S2K) and other C06 vettes, then you will have a chance..... i'd stay in novice or street tire.

see ya there... i'll be piloting the silver A4 again, street tire this time