jdmwol2ks

Theres a no sound limit at Laguna Seca in May with NASA, I'd love to get in on that one but I'll be out of town Laguna rarely has no sound limit!

LeonV

I plan to sign up for the NASA weekend at Sonoma in May and hopefully the Trackmasters autoX as well to test out my 260Z.

RainyDayLeo

This is perfect. Lol. I won't be able to make the May 7th event either. I don't have to worry about exhaust though .

Soviet

If you want something really lax you can do autocross with SpeedSF. They don't do timing and its basically a free for all, all day. Before I starting doing track days I did an auto x day with them at Laguna Seca.

jdmwol2ks

Whats the procedure to sign up for NASA? I was looking at their end of the may event for sonoma! Is that the one you're planning on too?

jdmwol2ks

Whats the procedure to sign up for NASA? I was looking at their end of the may event for sonoma! Is that the one you're planning on too?

jr94513

I'm shooting on may 8th for a track day if you want to tag along. Not sure where I'm going either Sonoma or buttonwillow, all I know is I'm going, just found out today about buttonwillow and I have some unfinished business with that track. But I really want to go to sonoma. Either way your more then welcome to sign up and come along if you need some pointers or help.

monocrispy

I'll be signing up for the May 7th autocross with trackmasters if anyone is going to that.

RainyDayLeo

Going to Thunderhill on the 17th. Anyone have the link to register? I can't find it on my phone.

LeonV

That's the same way I started, except with the Trackmasters autoX which is a similar format (non-competitive, 20+ runs). It's a great way to learn car control and get to know your car!

Go to the Norcal region site, here: http://nasanorcal.com/?/site/section_schedule/

Go to the Driving/Register tab and select your event. If this is your first time, sign up for HPDE 1. An instructor will be provided automatically. All you need is a driver's license, helmet, and a car and you're ready to go! If you don't feel confident in tech'ing your car, bring it to a shop along with a tech sheet printed from NASA's website. The shop I used to work at, WORKS Motorsports, is located right at the track and can do the inspections (but make an appointment). You'll also have to pay $45-50 membership dues with NASA but that's just once a year and well worth it, IMO.

I hope to be there in my green 260Z. I'll come say hi if I'm there.