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There is an autocross this Sunday Jan 22nd! Come out and show off your driving skills or come and learn how to drive your car!
For those that don't know what an autocross is (for those that know what it is ignore this paragraph ) Think about taking a big parking lot and lining it with cones in the form of a race track filled with small straights, tight and wide turns and slaloms and then flying through it Speeds rarely exceed 60-70mph. You'll keep it in 2nd gear through most of your run. It's a cheap, fun, and safe way to explore the limits of your car and a great introduction into motorsports and activities held by the SCCA (Sports Car Club of America www.scca.com)
Gates open at 7am.
Registration and tech till 8:30 then drivers meeting. (do not be late, you will not be allowed to run!)
First car out 9am.
Cost SCCA member $30 Non-members $40. If it's your first time it'll only be $20 bucks if your bring the flyer below.
Bring this to get 1/2 off if it's your first time... http://www.lvrscca.org/news/2005/SCCA_flyer.pdf
It has a line that says SCCA Member Sponsor # you can enter in mine (320694) or that of any other SCCA members you know and you will get a coupon for $5 off your next autocross and earn me one also
If you forget the flyer I will have extras with me the day of the event
As always I'd like to see a strong turn out of people on this forum!
You can pre-register for the event by going to this link... http://www.myautoevents.com/pls/mae/frmEve...462696109385337
Pre-registering will save you a lot of time on Sunday morning and it makes the event run much smoother! Remember that all Autocrosses are "Run-Work" events - meaning that if you plan to drive, plan to work - no exceptions.
When you pre-register if you're driving your S2000 it probably falls in one of these 3 classes.
AS: For a stock car to a almost stock car (the mods allowed are, upgraded exhaust, air filter, shocks, front sway bar, cg-lock, and better tires on stock sized rims. Anything else bumps you to bsp)
BSP: Basic bolt-on mods (intake, header, springs, etc)
SM2: If you have boost, gears, etc
If you have questions about any mods I'll be glad to answer them.
Location...
Sam Boyd Stadium Parking Lot
7000 E Russell RD
It's near Boulder Highway and East Russel road. Click Here for mapquest link.
01-18-2006, 11:10 PM
Autocross Jan 22 Sunday @ Sam Boyd!
) Think about taking a big parking lot and lining it with cones in the form of a race track filled with small straights, tight and wide turns and slaloms and then flying through it 
Since when is a stroker kit stock???????? 
