Autox @ Langley, Aug 31 - FIRST TIMERS DRIVE FREE
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Autox @ Langley, Aug 31 - FIRST TIMERS DRIVE FREE
NASA Mid-Atlantic Autocross is proud to announce a new program called "FIRST TIMER FREEBIE RUNS" starting with the August 31 event at Langley Speedway in Hampton VA.
Anyone at least 18 years of age with a valid drivers license and a car that will pass tech can literally get some runs in for 100% free before the regular competition heats. NASA membership is not required and loaner helmets are available.
Details about FIRST TIMER FREEBIE RUNS at Langley on August 31 are here:
http://www.nasaproracing.com/nasa_ev.../?event_id=757
Please note that pre-registration is required for FIRST TIMER FREEBIE RUNS and that spaces are limited. So if you know anyone who has been thinking about trying autocross, this is a perfect opportunity. Please help us spread the word!
Also for those who aren't first timers, registration is open for the normal competition heats here:
http://www.nasaproracing.com/nasa_ev.../?event_id=758
Thanks in advance,
Jon
Anyone at least 18 years of age with a valid drivers license and a car that will pass tech can literally get some runs in for 100% free before the regular competition heats. NASA membership is not required and loaner helmets are available.
Details about FIRST TIMER FREEBIE RUNS at Langley on August 31 are here:
http://www.nasaproracing.com/nasa_ev.../?event_id=757
Please note that pre-registration is required for FIRST TIMER FREEBIE RUNS and that spaces are limited. So if you know anyone who has been thinking about trying autocross, this is a perfect opportunity. Please help us spread the word!
Also for those who aren't first timers, registration is open for the normal competition heats here:
http://www.nasaproracing.com/nasa_ev.../?event_id=758
Thanks in advance,
Jon
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i would like to try it out but how do you sign up? i just see the tech inspection. can anyone help me out. im a virgin
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You'll have fun Langley speedway is easy to find; be sure get there early to hang out and chat with people so you're not rushed when registration starts. When you drive up, you'll see a table by the ticket booth, that's where to sign up. If nobody's there yet, drive over to the fenced-in area to the right and park in the grass anywhere you want. Say the magic words "I'm new here, can anyone help me out?" to anyone you see, and you'll have people jumping at the chance to give you advice and help you out Protip: the guys putting racing tires on their cars have probably done this before
While you wait, you can prep for "tech" - take out your floor-mats and anything else you have loose in your car, your glove box and your trunk, usually including your spare tire. Just make a little pile beside/behind your car, it'll be OK. Or, you can do this before you come. For tech, they'll make sure your tires are on solid, your battery is mounted firmly, your car has been cleaned out, and will look for any modifications you've made to your car (for classing/scoring purposes).
Things to bring:
1) Water!
2) Air guage & air pump (or you can borrow one) You'll need to put more air in your tires. People at the track will help you out here.
3) Make sure your battery is solidly mounted before you come, otherwise you might not be allowed to race. It can't be moving around.
4) Sunscreen
5) A good excuse on how to explain to your insurance company how you weren't racing, but managed to wreck your car into the wall at the race-track... (j/k!)
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Re: Autox @ Langley, Aug 31 - FIRST TIMERS DRIVE FREE
Check-box at the bottom. You're a novice non-member, it's pretty self-explanatory I think
You'll have fun Langley speedway is easy to find; be sure get there early to hang out and chat with people so you're not rushed when registration starts. When you drive up, you'll see a table by the ticket booth, that's where to sign up. If nobody's there yet, drive over to the fenced-in area to the right and park in the grass anywhere you want. Say the magic words "I'm new here, can anyone help me out?" to anyone you see, and you'll have people jumping at the chance to give you advice and help you out Protip: the guys putting racing tires on their cars have probably done this before
While you wait, you can prep for "tech" - take out your floor-mats and anything else you have loose in your car, your glove box and your trunk, usually including your spare tire. Just make a little pile beside/behind your car, it'll be OK. Or, you can do this before you come. For tech, they'll make sure your tires are on solid, your battery is mounted firmly, your car has been cleaned out, and will look for any modifications you've made to your car (for classing/scoring purposes).
Things to bring:
1) Water!
2) Air guage & air pump (or you can borrow one) You'll need to put more air in your tires. People at the track will help you out here.
3) Make sure your battery is solidly mounted before you come, otherwise you might not be allowed to race. It can't be moving around.
4) Sunscreen
5) A good excuse on how to explain to your insurance company how you weren't racing, but managed to wreck your car into the wall at the race-track... (j/k!)
You'll have fun Langley speedway is easy to find; be sure get there early to hang out and chat with people so you're not rushed when registration starts. When you drive up, you'll see a table by the ticket booth, that's where to sign up. If nobody's there yet, drive over to the fenced-in area to the right and park in the grass anywhere you want. Say the magic words "I'm new here, can anyone help me out?" to anyone you see, and you'll have people jumping at the chance to give you advice and help you out Protip: the guys putting racing tires on their cars have probably done this before
While you wait, you can prep for "tech" - take out your floor-mats and anything else you have loose in your car, your glove box and your trunk, usually including your spare tire. Just make a little pile beside/behind your car, it'll be OK. Or, you can do this before you come. For tech, they'll make sure your tires are on solid, your battery is mounted firmly, your car has been cleaned out, and will look for any modifications you've made to your car (for classing/scoring purposes).
Things to bring:
1) Water!
2) Air guage & air pump (or you can borrow one) You'll need to put more air in your tires. People at the track will help you out here.
3) Make sure your battery is solidly mounted before you come, otherwise you might not be allowed to race. It can't be moving around.
4) Sunscreen
5) A good excuse on how to explain to your insurance company how you weren't racing, but managed to wreck your car into the wall at the race-track... (j/k!)
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Re: Autox @ Langley, Aug 31 - FIRST TIMERS DRIVE FREE
Is this setup on the bit of infield they have, or is it along the wall, like on wacky wednesdays?
** nm. I just learned to read yesterday apparently
** nm. I just learned to read yesterday apparently
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Re: Autox @ Langley, Aug 31 - FIRST TIMERS DRIVE FREE
Oval and infield combined. Pics/vid:
http://www.get-fast.net/nasacross/langley
http://www.brightcove.com/title.jsp?title=1137755206
http://www.brightcove.tv/title.jsp?title=1295340180
http://www.get-fast.net/nasacross/langley
http://www.brightcove.com/title.jsp?title=1137755206
http://www.brightcove.tv/title.jsp?title=1295340180