maybe i'll just try for Grand Sport.

can always get my hands on a civic


anyway guys, thanks for the advice!

 

Do you want to make a small fortune racing sports cars?





































Start with a large one. $$$$

 

hahaha, thats funny, yeah, if you don't have money, its tough, look at club racers, if you aren't awesome or sponsoored, your like...a doctor, or something like that, it'd be fun, but start with auto-x, we're going august 5th and 6th in brookesville, see how ya do

it'll definately bring you down a peg, i race my 90 honda aaaand

 

My advice would be to start karting 80 cc's then work your way up. From there maybe do a SCCA racer on the cheap - or buy a 944 and start doing DE and track events. Better yet - start doing the DE and track events - there are some instructors there that have 30 years of experience, some past SCCA champs. You can't beat that for $180.00 and car prep.

Then sign up for Chin and NASA and get on the track as much as possible. You think you are good - but really you don't know dick. There are guys I know that can pilot a washing machine around Sebring faster than me.

 

The Porsche Club of America

 

yeah, like the guy in the bone stock neon on drag radials that CLEEEAANS house, that guy is a badass...i need to ride with him

 

Porsche rocks no doubt! But if it's track time you need, nobody in the country offers as much as SAFE Motorsports - More track for less money! Sebring - Homestead - Moroso

How does six hours in one day sound?

Sorry Jeremy, I had to get a plug in there too.

 

Absolutely - Forgot about SAFE - but the instructors at PCA are top notch. Track time - absolutely - CHIN and SAFE will get you more track time than PCA.

 

This really does sound like a great way to get track time. Not to mention they use great tracks. Im just about ready to take my VW out to Sebring and have some fun.

 

Do it, do it, do it. You won't regret it. But go to a club that has instructors first, like Porsche. SAFE Motorsports prefers experienced trackers.

Jeremy, I went to the Indy F1 race a few weeks ago and after watching the support races I have a whole new appreciation for Porsche. I always respected them but dayuuuum were those guys going at it on the track. Jeezus.