a whole thread where OG's flame on another fellow OG that is just relativly new to this site(ME!)...what a suprise?!?!? *rolls eyes*


[Modified by smp534, 5:58 AM 1/28/2002]

 

Im sure http://www.scca.org or http://www.nasaracing.com can answer that for you.

 

www.nasaproracing.com woukld be the correct URL.

 

Yea, I knew that one. For some reason I felt like giving him one close to where he lives (If SLO CAL means Southern California)

 

Are you talking road racing, or auto-x? Auto-x, you can just join, though you don't even have to do that unless you are sure there are auto-x's in your area by the SCCA or NASA.

If you're talking about road racing, each has individual requirements. You can get an SCCA provisional by passing 2 race/driver's schools, w/ no previous experience needed... Or you can get your NASA license by working your way up from the driving school to the competition school.

Nice thing about an SCCA racing license is that it's basically an all events ticket. That gets you into EMRA, NASA, whatever.

I'm sure someone else will come along and better explain things.

Warren, who has both his SCCA and NASA provisionals

 

yes, I am going to edit all of my posts


[Modified by smp534, 5:16 AM 1/28/2002]

 

be nice now...

 

yes, I edited all my posts


[Modified by smp534, 5:16 AM 1/28/2002]

 

Have you been spoon fed your whole life or something? Do you ever think to try and find an answer yourself?

Let's see, if you go to http://www.scca.org (which BTW is one of the URLs that Chris gave you -- what, was he supposed to include a smiley face so you didn't get offended?), you can find the "Guide to obtaining your competition license," which is linked from the main page. Here is the URL, since you can't think for yourself: http://www.scca.org/amateur/club_racing/guide.html

 

I'll have to agree with both sides. I get repetative questions all the time, but we should all put in a little time to help out.

Some regions if you have a SCCA SOlo II license you will get discounts and in California some clubs require it since they have huge turnouts and people who have Solo II licenses will actually be a little more into autocrossing then someone just showing up off the street.

For Club Racing and SOlo I it's a bit more indepth.

 

flame on ladies


[Modified by smp534, 5:56 AM 1/28/2002]

 

Goddammit I'm fed up with this kind if chit. GO THE $%#@ AWAY. Go back to superhonda or ClubSi or whatever ricer poseur site you came from.

Where do you people come from? Every so often some TROLL like you (jackass) walks in. You guys ask a question, don't like the answer, and get pissed off.

If you knew the answer don't fawking ask.

For the love of God where do these people find us.

 

Which license? SCCA has several grades for different competitions. Pro, National, Rally, Regional, Crew, etc.

For regional club racing, the answer is not hard. But time consuming and expensive. It requires dedication, research, and common sense. Count on spending a year (minimum) earning either.

For most wheel to wheel racing, a series of driving schools are required.

SCCA has one set of dues per year. It has a regional and national component, but is paid as one fee.

See the webiste Chris pointed you at for more details.

 

WTF is this supposed to mean? And in agreement with the coments above . . .
Don't bring that poo poo in here meat!


[Modified by phat-S, 11:18 PM 1/27/2002]

 

Look bud, I'm going to make this crystal clear. Competition is something we take very seriously over here. As such, our forum is based on the truthful conveyance of track-related knowledge. Jackassery and discourteous behavior is not tolerated like it might be on other boards or even other forums on this one. If you have serious questions pertinent to our fields of experience, we can answer those. If you act in disrespectful ways towards our senior members, rest assured that you will get a beatdown. Period. No judge, no jury, just executioner. Play nice, ask intelligent questions, respond respectfully and you'll get more info than you could ever want. BTW, attempting to act smarter than the folks around here is futile; sharp of skill and wit they are.

Cliff Notes- in case you did not want to read... DON'T BE A JACKASS

 

Man .. you guys need to take a pill.

 

Has anyone seen the webiste that God's Gift To Racing has in his signature? Here are some of the subject lines from their "Autocross/Road Racing" section:

"cruise this weekend?"
"What is autocrossing?"
"lets cruise some twisties this week"

 

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[Modified by smp534, 5:17 AM 1/28/2002]

 

so then why did you edit your profile?
6 years of street racing huh, is that how long you ave been driving?

 

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[Modified by smp534, 5:19 AM 1/28/2002]

 

DAYAM. da MASTA steps out fo a while and all of a sudden - MAD trolls y0. dont make me get $$MONEY$$ to come out here and make you RECOGNIZE..............bee0tch!

tired, tired, TIRED of deez WACK AZZ BEEOTCHES!!!!! w3 got mAd sKiLLz y0!! now...go ask y0 question somewere where dey aint RICERS. ClUb sI be waitin 4 j00!!!!!!!!!

 

Um, well, obviously since you edited all of your previous posts, no one can prove this, but I know what was originally posted, and, well, your original question did not ask anything specific. It simply asked how one would go about getting "a license" for either of the organizations mentioned in the title.

It was only after your original edit that you added things about classes to take, or fees to pay.

So, if you're going to lie, in addition to cry and whine, please don't come back. Thank you.

Karen

[edit] : typos


[Modified by CamaroFS34, 6:00 AM 1/28/2002]

 

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ps: I'm back


come on ricers.....I wanna hear more uninventive flames

 

word son, youze a honorary stunna! howze ken I be lik you? reprazent boyie, show dem foolz whazzup wit y0 skillz.

 

Hmmmm.....

Justin has six years of racing and is only 20 years old. (per profile)

Hmmmm......