I took this school a few years back, now I will be instructing. This might not be a draw, but it does illustrate that even a total loser in a Yaris can learn from the experience.
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I took this school a few years back, now I will be instructing. This might not be a draw, but it does illustrate that even a total loser in a Yaris can learn from the experience.
I attended the 2007 school and went on to win 2007 Street Tire class using 3 different cars.
I took it back in 2005...maybe? Well worth it!
A$$hole.Quote:
Originally Posted by ken o
If I can finish off a slalom without spinning out at the end, I'll be ecstatic.
Then again as I learned... disconnecting the rear sway helps a bunch.
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Originally Posted by OZMDD
This thread is too tame :punchout:Quote:
Originally Posted by ken o
As of today, Friday 03/01/13, we have 43 students signed up for the SCCA Autocross school. There's only 17 spots left open in registration for the school.
Entry cap is 60 students.
I am signed up. Looking forward to it.
The school is currently sold out/ capped at 60 students.
We've started a waiting list for the school. If for any reason we get a cancellation, we'll contact folks on the waiting list & let them know a spot has opened up.
Thanks!
So what happens if it rains like the forecast is showing?
You run anyway. I went to SOLO Autocross school in the rain. I love autocross in the rain.
Even in the severe t-storms forecasted for Sunday?
Put the top up and learn how to autocross in the rain. ::Drive2::Quote:
Originally Posted by rmonheim
Yeah, I've autocrossed in the rain before. But I was wondering more about the thunder/lightning when you're working the course. I guess we do sign a waiver. But hopefully we won't have to deal with that.Quote:
Originally Posted by revs
Rain does not usually stop an event, but lightning will. It will just be held until it passes.Quote:
Originally Posted by rmonheim
Rain sucks, but it does amplify everything the instructor is telling you.