Bay area Autox that doesn't require SCCA membership?
Fresno and Sacramento SCCA Chapters don't require memberships to participate, but it will cost you 5 dollars more than the SCCA members.
Fresno Chapter runs at Atwater (same place as American Auto-x) and Sacramento Chapter runs at Stockton. It's not really Bay Area, but those are pretty much your only options.
American Auto-x Series is definitely one you should try. The courses are designed for corvettes, so they are open and fast. 35 bucks will get you 5 runs. Atwater isn't to far from the bay area. It is equivalent to driving to Monterey.
Fresno Chapter runs at Atwater (same place as American Auto-x) and Sacramento Chapter runs at Stockton. It's not really Bay Area, but those are pretty much your only options.
American Auto-x Series is definitely one you should try. The courses are designed for corvettes, so they are open and fast. 35 bucks will get you 5 runs. Atwater isn't to far from the bay area. It is equivalent to driving to Monterey.
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Thansk for the info madlib! It's okay if it's only $5 more. Because I just want to go to 1 or 2 events to test out my setup. $5 more is less than the SCCA membership. Do you have link to American Auto-X? I'll see if I can find something from google.com. Thanks again!
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Originally Posted by madlib
Fresno and Sacramento SCCA Chapters don't require memberships to participate, but it will cost you 5 dollars more than the SCCA members.
Fresno Chapter runs at Atwater (same place as American Auto-x) and Sacramento Chapter runs at Stockton. It's not really Bay Area, but those are pretty much your only options.
American Auto-x Series is definitely one you should try. The courses are designed for corvettes, so they are open and fast. 35 bucks will get you 5 runs. Atwater isn't to far from the bay area. It is equivalent to driving to Monterey.
Fresno Chapter runs at Atwater (same place as American Auto-x) and Sacramento Chapter runs at Stockton. It's not really Bay Area, but those are pretty much your only options.
American Auto-x Series is definitely one you should try. The courses are designed for corvettes, so they are open and fast. 35 bucks will get you 5 runs. Atwater isn't to far from the bay area. It is equivalent to driving to Monterey.
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http://www.sfrscca.org/solo2/Sacramento/sacschd2005.htm
Fairgrounds San Joaquin
1658 S Airport Way
Stockton, CA 95206
84.7 mi (about 1 hour 26 mins)
I think I might try this one instead....
Fairgrounds San Joaquin
1658 S Airport Way
Stockton, CA 95206
84.7 mi (about 1 hour 26 mins)
I think I might try this one instead....
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dont forget about marina south by monterey, $35 OTD
awesome course designs, 60-80 second runs
usually always have $1 fun runs at the end of the day so, $39 for 8 laps and posted web times
www.norcalufo.org
awesome course designs, 60-80 second runs
usually always have $1 fun runs at the end of the day so, $39 for 8 laps and posted web times
www.norcalufo.org
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