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The very best way to get started in auto-x or just try it out is a Novice school. Lots of seat time and instruction (and food even!) for $35.00

Details:

BSCC Novice School, co-chaired by Michelle and Chris Miller

Registration is now open to all for our October 13 Novice School.

Please fill out the registration form and send to Michelle Miller at watchoutcones@msn.com to complete your registration.

Yippee

For us novices BSCC would be Bremerton Sports Car Club at bscc.net

just_dung

Man wish I knew about this earlier, I have to give work a notice in advance to take the day off. Will this event be available in the Spring?

p.s

On the lapping day sticky? I read something about a helmet requirement but wonder if you need one for novice level?

Thanks

Jrz

I'm in. Waiting to hear back from Michelle if I'm accepted since this is my first time and I read that it was for ones who has completed a course already. Anyone else a first timer going?

Jrz

Anyone going want to set up a caravan or something? Of course I'm not just asking because I've never been on a ferry b 4 and don't know where Bremerton is

mikegarrison

You will need a helmet for pretty much any autoX, track day, or performance driving school.

just_dung

Thanks for the info, now I gotta go find a helmet. Will motorcycle helmets such as Shoei and HJC suffice to use for the events?

mikegarrison

That depends on who is hosting the event. Usually helmets are required to be Snell-certified, but also usually "M" motorcycle helmets are allowed (as opposed to "SA" racing helmets.

But read the rules for the specific event you are planning to attend.

PedalFaster

Most autocross events have loaner helmets. If you're not sure if you're ever going to do more than this one event, you might want to contact the event organizer to find out if loaner helmets will be available.

whykit

from the website

"Sorry, the school is now full, so registration is closed."

bummer