It was an advance/intermediate school, not for novices. Equipe Rapids and other clubs will be hosting novice autocross schools next year, which are exactly what you're looking for. Stay tuned...
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It was an advance/intermediate school, not for novices. Equipe Rapids and other clubs will be hosting novice autocross schools next year, which are exactly what you're looking for. Stay tuned...
Cool will do, need some instructed seat time to get used to the format.
All clubs have a novice class where they will help ya out.Quote:
Originally Posted by wizzurp
Don't forget we were all novices once well except for Davidss. ;-)
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Originally Posted by wizzurp
Come on out, walk the course a lot before the event, then let people know you want an instructor, and we will find someone to help.
Very cool, I didn't know they were real friendly to beginners. Is there a vehicle regardless novice class, I have no idea where my car would put me. Would love to find an affordable event to go learn at.
Yep, most clubs have a Novice class that is not vehicle specific; run-what-you-brung is the plan, and different cars are indexed in order to let you compare yourself to the other novices. Equipe Rapide and SCCA provide instructors and ride-alongs, and any of the clubs will allow you to do the same with other drivers if you ask. Novices are the lifeblood of the sport, and we were all in your shoes not so long ago. Come have a ball, since seat time is what makes you fast.
That sounds awesome as hell, count me in. I'll see what I can find that is coming up (and will fit into my schedule)
Just need to find some decent wheels/tires after solving my 0 offset bullshit fiasco.