Chicago Area Autocross School - Aprill 10th & 11th

Instead of just fixing up your cars, get out there and drive the crap out of them. This is how I got my start in performance driving. Amazing amount of seat time for the price.

http://www.scca-chicago.com/solo/2010/learncurve.html

THE LEARNING CURVE
Chicago Region Solo drivers school is an excellent way to learn about and become involved in Solo events. It is a two-part school that consists of a classroom session and a day and a half of on track instruction. Instruction will be provided by experienced, award winning drivers (many with National Championship credentials). Because the entry is limited to only 100 students, there will be a very favorable student/teacher ratio allowing for maximum driving time and personal instruction. The school is for novice drivers with less than one year or no solo experience. Students must attend both days.

When: Saturday April 10 Sunday April 11
8:00am - 5:00pm 8:00am - 5:00pm
Where: Route 66 Raceway, Joliet, IL
How: Return the entry form with the $120 registration fee payable to Chicago Region, SCCA, no later than April 3, 2010 to: Jennifer Liccardi - 2911 Vimy Ridge Drive, Joliet, IL 60435 (815) 609-9005. To register on line go to MotorsportReg.com

I gotta make it to this one

registered

Nice! I'll see ya there. Look for the purple S14 and say hey. I'm Ryan and my co driver is JP.

Oh shit. yes, im going.

I did this last year. Loved it, recommend it for everyone, I would do it again. Doubt my car will be up and running by then

Are right hand drive car's allowed?

39??? really......

btw. thats a dumb question!!!

wrong side drive cars are not allowed

its a saftey hazard

stop being so reckless, think about other peoples lives before you go galavanting around in your skyline R32 GTR and S14 silvia death traps

this is america, ya hear

RHD is allowed. There are little restrictions for the school.

I think getting it classed properly might be harder for an actual event if it is stock. If not then you go to a mod class anyways.

Not familiar with Route 66. Is this a parking lot, or actual course?

Route 66 is the drag strip across the street from the nascar track. We do our school and autocrosses on a huge piece of pavement normally used for paddock for the drag racers. It is one of the best asphalt sites for autocross in the U.S. because of it's size and grip. This is autocross (parking lot) not road course. However, I have never known a good autocrosser that isn't good at road course but I do know road course guys that suck at autocross. That should tell you something. This is a good place to learn car control in a safe environment.