Who has a competition drivers licence?

[GillesBigCowboy]

NASA, just got it last year. I will be happy if I can do 4 race weekends per year at this stage of my life, but damn it is fun!

[NigelStu]

SCCA National, WHRRI (local road course), NASA (because One Lap!) and I'm officially Chumpified.

Currently running Spec Miata and ITA; former autocross, ITC (510) and T2 (350Z); potentially dabbling in B-spec (Nissan) or STU/L (E30!) this year.


I race, build and setup cars. I sell stuff to make you go faster - data is awesome.

And I still act like I'm a freshman in college sometime, just for the hell of it.

[Nsquared97]

I autoX fairly regularly (as much as the weather and lock of population allows up here), and do hold a SCCA solo safety steward liscense fro what it's worth.

[BlackbirdM3]

Lapsed NASA license here. Recovering SpecE30 Racer. Racing just got to be completely too expensive. Sold everything and bought a GTI with a hitch rack and now race (terribly) bicycles.

I used to only come to this forum for teh Nudez. No idea why I keep coming back?

JP

JP,
Yeah I hear you on the road racing expense. Thats why I only get to do it about once a year. As for racing bikes, that is where I started, back in 1992. Its not a cheap sport either. At least you have a shot at winning your entry fee back. I kinda got out of it when I was breaking frames every 6 months. I've been trying to get back into it, but going fast with internal combustion is just so much easier ;)

Will

[Wh33lhop]

I see a lot of "Because Racecar" statements on here.

It appears you may have a serious need for one of these.

[e30rapidic]

SCCA, NASA

and NASCAR!!

[155///MPH]

Lapsed NASA license here. Recovering SpecE30 Racer. Racing just got to be completely too expensive. Sold everything and bought a GTI with a hitch rack and now race (terribly) bicycles.

I used to only come to this forum for teh Nudez. No idea why I keep coming back?

JP

[Rau]

No license, but used to work at a speed shop and worked pit crew for the owner's car. Want to do time attack and autocross. I've been on Buttonwillow, Willow Springs, and T-Hill and loved WS the most. But what a fucking drive from SF.....

[u3b3rg33k]

I'll dodge cones, ice, rocks, armcos and tire walls. Hopefully RA is next, but that requires a logbooked car, which is not cheap.

Don't really care if it takes a license or not, that's not what makes it fun.

[110stx]

I'm a cone dodger. My e30 325i is pretty well maxed out as far as prep for STX autoX.

I'm seriously considering earning my NASA license this year.

They started a Midwest region and spec e30 looks like a blast.

I don't have a lot of money though, so I'm hoping to do the driver training and then crew for someone.

Because racecar!

[Balleristic31]

No racing license here, but I do autox and do HPDEs.


Btw, just because you're in high school doesn't mean you are a bad driver ;)

[priapism]

NASA (current) SCCA (lapsed). SCCA sucks, they're so full of themselves and have so many layers of crap to go through. NASA is totally chill.

edit: plus lemons / chump

[blueapplesoda]

I forgot to mention, I have my a, c, ic, and ia licenses.




In GT5

lulzz

[Dean]

I hold a MSA UK race licence

and this year I'm trying to convert that into a

DSMB Race licence (German race licence) to compete at the Nurburgring 24hours!

[trackjunkie21]

I forgot to mention, I have my a, c, ic, and ia licenses.




In GT5

go for your R now, I hear you are eligible.