Sprinting/hill-climb or competing in an S2000 2017
#33
All you need is a non race national B licence (£45 ish), membership to a club (not very expensive) and then a fireproof suit and helmet, gloves and boots (gloves and boots don't need to be fia approved). Then I believe you are good to go.
#36
The thought has already crossed my mind. Looks like bloody good fun and doesn't appear to put too much stress on the car this Sprinting lark. I might aim for next year though. Take it you need to do ARDS to compete?
#37
You don't need to do an ARDS test as it's a non race season and your the only one on the course at any one time. Just a non race national B licence(£40 ish) and club memberships (£15-£40 depending on club).
Sprinting is a lot of fun, I did it a few years back but watching the NW lads do it I wanted to give it another go. Not as expensive as actual track racing but still competitive.
Sprinting is a lot of fun, I did it a few years back but watching the NW lads do it I wanted to give it another go. Not as expensive as actual track racing but still competitive.
#38
You don't need to do an ARDS test as it's a non race season and your the only one on the course at any one time. Just a non race national B licence(£40 ish) and club memberships (£15-£40 depending on club).
Sprinting is a lot of fun, I did it a few years back but watching the NW lads do it I wanted to give it another go. Not as expensive as actual track racing but still competitive.
Sprinting is a lot of fun, I did it a few years back but watching the NW lads do it I wanted to give it another go. Not as expensive as actual track racing but still competitive.