First autocross of 2015: Feb 1 @ VMP

[getfast]

Registration is about half full already for our legendary "Winter Test & Tune Chillycross" NASA Mid Atlantic autocross at Virginia Motorsports Park on Sun Feb 1, 2015 which is just a month away! See http://www.nasaracing.net/autox for info and https://www.nasaproracing.com/events/1906 for registration.

For those who haven't autocrossed before, this is a low speed time trial through a cone course in a parking lot and the most entry level form of sports car racing. It's one at a time against the clock and just about any car is eligible, stock or modified, it just needs to pass a basic safety inspection. It'll look something like this:

Only 40 bucks for this day of fun, hope to see ya there. Thanks and happy new year!

[niburu]

this reminds me I need to sign up with NASA, again.
Start building my GRM collection, I may have to back order all the issues with the FFR 818 build.

[getfast]

Sorry the free GRM subscription with NASA membership ended a couple years ago, we have our own e-mag now: https://www.nasaproracing.com/speed_news

I was just looking at a buddy's 818 build near Charlotte the other week! Surprisingly complicated ;-)

Back on topic: Feb 1 VMP autocross registration is full and closed at 90 entries, but the waiting list is open. Entry list:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1...3w/pubhtml

Can't wait!

[getfast]

Huh? This event was almost two years ago.

There is another one there on Nov 20 if you're serious.

[niburu]

When does the next NASA Autocross season start anyway?
Now that I'm no longer in Tampa and back in RVA it would be highly motivational to have a deadline to revive the Miata.
(needs a new clutch and tires bad)

Also I believe Samera may not be used to using English and trying a bit to hard to conversate, or he is a phishing scambot, or a high level troll.

[getfast]

As I said above, the next one is Nov 20 at VMP. Then we're doing a winter series at Summit. Not sure of any further VMP dates, not my department anymore. Keep an eye on http://www.get-fast.net/nasacross and https://www.facebook.com/nasa.ma.autox/