undefinedundefinedundefined  Hi, Have been very interested for quite some time and have FINALLY come across my dream car all read for Autocross............now I am ready to soil myself. I would love to know if anyone knew where I could take a class before humiliating myself amongst cones? Thanks a lot |
| Reply » Shyness |
Usually they will have brief beginners classes at each auto cross. They will go over the course and give some brief hints and tips.
You will likely be in a beginner group so dont worry. No pressure.
Go out and have a good time. Wathch how more experienced drivers get through the cones. Look for their techniques.
One key hint. Be smooooth with all of your inputs to the car.
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| Reply » Shyness |
http://www.autocross.com/evolution/
worth every penny, imo 
welcome to the club!
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| Reply » Shyness |
Normally, you can get rides with other folks. Just sign up for a later run number to give you time to do that. Don't try to diplicate what the good guys do though, just have fun!
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| Reply » Shyness |
At NCC events, identify yourself as a total begineer and they will get an instructor to ride with you.
SCCA runs classes every so often through the year, normally on weekdays.
NCC does a school each spring.
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| Reply » Shyness |
Quote: http://www.autocross.com/evolution/
worth every penny, imo
welcome to the club! | I agree. I finally took Phase I & II after 2 years, learned a lot, and you get a TON of runs. In two days we got about 60-70, that is a seasons worth in most regions. Seat time is everything, and for a couple hundred bucks this is the most rewarding seat time you can get.
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