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Autocross
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Autocross your streetcar as-is in a very safe and controlled environment for as low as $20! The course is held in an open lot defined by cones. You won’t be racing wheel-to-wheel, instead you will be competing against other drivers based on your lap time. If you are picturing a cheesy course with someone timing you with a stopwatch, think again. Learn More...
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High Performance Driving Event
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If you’ve ever dreamed of driving your streetcar on a racetrack, this is your chance. You’ll receive classroom instruction and have an experienced instructor ride in our car to provide guidance. Passing is limited to the straights. This is not a race - it’s focus is on having fun and learn. Entry fees range from $200 - $320 for the event including instruction. Learn More...
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Time Trials
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Time trial events are geared more to advanced drivers. The morning typically consists of practice sessions but in the afternoon, drivers go out on the track for timed runs. During these timed runs, only a few cars are out on the track at once. Each driver races against the clock; time trials are not wheel-to-wheel racing events. Entry fees typically range from $200 - $320 for the event. Learn More...
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You can spend lots of time and money in the wrong places, and get no where a hurry. This resource is guaranteed to save you money, time, and a considerable amount of frustration.
Using this website, you’ll learn:
- The various types of motorsports that exist (which are probably closer than you think!) and what they’re all about
- How to racing on a budget ranging from economy to extravagant
- What the actual costs to race are
- How to maximize your budget and time
- Steps in building or buying a racecar
- Obtain a mentor who will speak with you directly - there’s no charge for this service!
- Learn how to become a front-running driver
And much, much more!
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Wheel-to-Wheel Racing
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You will be racing wheel-to-wheel with other prepared racecars. There are many classes and cars to choose between depending upon your budget and what appeals to you the most. Each racecar needs to meet various safety requirements. An already built safe (not necessarily competitive) racecar can be purchased for as little as $3,000 and as you’d imagine can go up from there. You’ll need to know quite a bit of information to begin Club Racing and if you’re not careful, costs beyond the typical. $250 - $350 entry fee can add up quickly. Learn More...
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Real World Road Tests for the Automotive Enthusiast
Driving isn’t just about the destination – it’s about the experience. In this section of our site we review vehicles with the automotive enthusiast in mind, from sports cars to tow vehicles. Our testing is completed on real roads where the vehicles will be driven most often. In our articles, we focus on what each vehicle is designed to do and judge whether it delivers on those claims. We also dig deeper to uncover the vehicles true soul and describe what the emotional experience of driving the car is like.
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