I race in the NASA SE-R Cup Series. NASA is a great group to race with, I started off hotlapping with them a few years ago after a few POC events and I'm so glad I did. They offer instruction for beginners, too. I'd recommend to anyone that's an automotive enthusiast to get on the track at least once in your life, and NASA is a great place to do that. "I'd rather regret the things I've done than the things I didn't do".
Not wheel to wheel racing, but HPDE's and track days. Currently a '00 BMW M coupe. But that will soon be sold to buy a better tow vehicle to replace my old '87 big Blazer with a newer Yukon. The 240Z will go back to being my track car, maybe someday to be a race car.
Anyone know where to get a helmet here in San Diego? They apparently require them for all classes of drag race down at Qualcomm Stadium. Just seeing if there are any "somewhat affordable" (under 100 bucks) helmets here...don't want to get a full face motorcycle helmet if I don't have to.
This will be my first time...and completely stock. I must be crazy!
I race in the NASA SE-R Cup Series. NASA is a great group to race with, I started off hotlapping with them a few years ago after a few POC events and I'm so glad I did. They offer instruction for beginners, too. I'd recommend to anyone that's an automotive enthusiast to get on the track at least once in your life, and NASA is a great place to do that. "I'd rather regret the things I've done than the things I didn't do".
What's up GEO, thanks for the info on getting me to this site. Once I get this car together, it should be fun. Just a street car for now, at least that's what I'm telling myself. The whole ides for buying this car was to have a cheap driver...so I can dumo more cash into the GTI. By the way the threas was about what you race... Geo already knows, I race an 87 GTI in SCCA ITB class. JOE
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