May 7th autocross SCCA
05-03-2006, 11:26 AM
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May 7th autocross SCCA
Yeah, I know most of you guys hate SCCA. I do too, but they only run on Sunday's and it's the only time I'm free.
It'll be at TMS Bust Lot -- should be a good sized crowd. A lot of local hotshoes run w/ SCCA only, so you'll see some good drives.
www.autocross.com/texasregion
It'd be nice to see some S2kers out there -- but if not, I'll do my best to represent!
It'll be at TMS Bust Lot -- should be a good sized crowd. A lot of local hotshoes run w/ SCCA only, so you'll see some good drives.
www.autocross.com/texasregion
It'd be nice to see some S2kers out there -- but if not, I'll do my best to represent!
05-03-2006, 12:55 PM
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SCCA has improved a good bit over the past 2 years. Last event I I was at we all got 5 runs.
I plan on being there. And I agree, it'd be great to see some more S2000's out. There's also a novice class for anyone who cares less about competition and more about learning.
I plan on being there. And I agree, it'd be great to see some more S2000's out. There's also a novice class for anyone who cares less about competition and more about learning.
05-03-2006, 08:56 PM
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Clovis -- Wait...you got...FIVE runs?! Lies! Last time I went to SCCA (Nov, 05) we got 3 runs 
Well, I hope it's true. Bus lot in this warm weather, should be a lot more fun. Hopefully I can warm up the MXs enough for some decent runs.
Wildncrazy -- Next PCA event is June 11th, Pennington Field.
Well, I hope it's true. Bus lot in this warm weather, should be a lot more fun. Hopefully I can warm up the MXs enough for some decent runs.Wildncrazy -- Next PCA event is June 11th, Pennington Field.
05-03-2006, 09:28 PM
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I will be there, If I don't forget about it before Sunday 
I guess I will go ahead and run the RA1s, with the wheels they are on that will put me in asp against a new Z06 
. I can bring an easy up canopy for shade if anyone has some wheels/jack or something else heavy that we can bungy the canopy to if it gets windy? If not I will probably leave it at home. I would rather not have to worry about it taking flight.
I guess I will go ahead and run the RA1s, with the wheels they are on that will put me in asp against a new Z06 . I can bring an easy up canopy for shade if anyone has some wheels/jack or something else heavy that we can bungy the canopy to if it gets windy? If not I will probably leave it at home. I would rather not have to worry about it taking flight.
05-04-2006, 07:07 AM
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SCCA is running a club race at TMS this weekend as well.
http://www.sunburngrandprix.com/
$10 ticket to watch. (Good for all three days.)
20 lap sprint races are just after lunch, Saturday and Sunday.
http://www.texasscca.org/sunburn_sched_2006.pdf
A guy I know is running an Audi A3 in the new T3 group. EgoThreat and I are thinking about stopping by.
http://www.sunburngrandprix.com/
$10 ticket to watch. (Good for all three days.)
20 lap sprint races are just after lunch, Saturday and Sunday.
http://www.texasscca.org/sunburn_sched_2006.pdf
A guy I know is running an Audi A3 in the new T3 group. EgoThreat and I are thinking about stopping by.
05-04-2006, 09:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Clovis,May 3 2006, 03:55 PM
SCCA has improved a good bit over the past 2 years. Last event I I was at we all got 5 runs.
I plan on being there. And I agree, it'd be great to see some more S2000's out. There's also a novice class for anyone who cares less about competition and more about learning.
I plan on being there. And I agree, it'd be great to see some more S2000's out. There's also a novice class for anyone who cares less about competition and more about learning.
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05-04-2006, 09:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Gregg Lee,May 4 2006, 11:41 AM
They also have a PAX indexed street tire class
05-04-2006, 10:29 AM
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Originally Posted by candyass,May 4 2006, 12:49 PM
Does that mean I can run in SS with my street tires and still be competitive?
Gregg, he has a C6 Corvette however. I'm not sure that they're allowed in any of the ST__ classes?
05-04-2006, 11:40 AM
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[QUOTE=Elistan,May 4 2006, 12:29 PM] More like, you'd be in a single class with a lot of other street-tired cars, and each one's time will be indexed by the PAX rating of their respective stock class to determine the final standings.
Gregg, he has a C6 Corvette however.
Gregg, he has a C6 Corvette however.