Who's racing where this summer?
 

Who's planning to race? What series or tracks? What classes?

NT t&t baby

Not racing, but I'm talking to my cousin about attending this event: https://www.nasaproracing.com/event/1813

HPDE and driving instructor for the kid's first time out on the track, and my second.

I'm looking to bring my zl1 to track days. I was thinking of doing the raceway park road course class and then go to a few open track days. Its really close for me but I'm interested in seeing what else is out there.

Post up when you go. I would love to see your car in person.

Let me know when you guys are going. I'll strap up your cars with the GoPro's and you'll have video to brag about.

ok no problem

planning on taking the iroc to island, atco and raceway this spring/summer

actually just saw this was in the road race section, ill be drag racing, not ready for road racing yet

hopefully the camaro will be back racing this summer and i can win back the nnjr scca title back from the ford guys. Will be racing at met life stadium and with the sj scca at Bader field in alantic city.

How far is the car from being done? When is the first event?

-Tim

first event is usually in April ,the schedule isn't out yet. most of the heavy engineering is done front suspension , rear suspension, pedals , cage work,ect is all done. need to fab up some exhaust, gauges, pumb the dry sump ,fuel system, brakes. Get the shocks re-valved and some more odds and end that I'm forgetting .

I really want to take the bike to some track days at njmp. I was excited after seeing the promo for the yamaha riding school but it's $2,500 for 2 days!

Just sign up for the California Superbike School in May. It's less than $500 for the day with your bike and safety equipment.

The difference is if you just want to learn how to ride better or if you want an AMA competition license. If your interests are being a safer and better skilled rider to enjoy a few track days then the CA school is the way to go. If you want to wade your way into competitive amateur racing then the Yamaha school is the place to start.

-Tim