How do you find Autocross events in your area
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How do you find Autocross events in your area
I'm in the middle of nowhere Western Kansas and am having trouble finding autocross events that are near me. It may be that there aren't any close but I was wondering what y'all use to find these events? Being new going into it there doesn't seem to be a whole lot of information. I just show up with my car, helmet, license and cash and I am good to go?
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Be sure to come out to our annual CED Mega Meet in July,
We will have a autocross day and a drag racing day.
Details below:
2016 CED Mega Meet Link
Autocross Link
Click here to download the event flyer
We will have a autocross day and a drag racing day.
Details below:
2016 CED Mega Meet Link
Autocross Link
Click here to download the event flyer
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Main - Sports Car Club of America Find your local chapter.
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MotorsportReg | racing, track day, HPDE, autocross, sport bike, karting & motocross events
Key in your zip and search radius from your zip and it will list all events...
Key in your zip and search radius from your zip and it will list all events...
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MotorsportReg | racing, track day, HPDE, autocross, sport bike, karting & motocross events
Key in your zip and search radius from your zip and it will list all events...
Key in your zip and search radius from your zip and it will list all events...
#8
MotorsportReg is a good site.
Your local SCCA, NASA chapters are a good start also.
You can google "racing car clubs" and your area and that might also give you some other outlets.
I run with the BMW and Porsche car clubs local to me, they just offer discounted rates to their member so an outsider, like me, just pays a few bucks extra.
Your local SCCA, NASA chapters are a good start also.
You can google "racing car clubs" and your area and that might also give you some other outlets.
I run with the BMW and Porsche car clubs local to me, they just offer discounted rates to their member so an outsider, like me, just pays a few bucks extra.
#9
MotorsportReg is a good site.
Your local SCCA, NASA chapters are a good start also.
You can google "racing car clubs" and your area and that might also give you some other outlets.
I run with the BMW and Porsche car clubs local to me, they just offer discounted rates to their member so an outsider, like me, just pays a few bucks extra.
Your local SCCA, NASA chapters are a good start also.
You can google "racing car clubs" and your area and that might also give you some other outlets.
I run with the BMW and Porsche car clubs local to me, they just offer discounted rates to their member so an outsider, like me, just pays a few bucks extra.
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