CKit

https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=758425

There are at least 8% of people in the poll that have a barrier to start autocrossing. A barrier that a little encouragement and a friendly face could overcome.

I would personally love it if we transformed more ricers to racers.

Would you guys be willing to make a list of local autocross schools and if you'd be willing to be a mentor / contact person for noob S2000 drivers?

CKit

Chicago SCCA: 2-day school April 10-11
Milwaukee SCCA: Driver's school April 17
Minnesota Autosports Club: April 24-25

I'll probably be at most if not all of these.

sirbunz

If anyone is in the Louisville, Ky area, look up Dave (daverx7) or myself. We are always willing to help out even if it's not an S2000 or can point you in the direction of someone who can. We run at KYSCCA, CKRSCCA, and CincySCCA events. Each of these clubs usually offers a drivers school at some point in the year. For more info, check out

KYSCCA
CKRSCCA
CincySCCA

-Marc

ZDan

Not Autocross, but I can't recommend COMSCC highly enough. The club does two-day driver's school/time trial events at tracks in New England/Canada. I joined in '99, and became an instructor about four years ago.

GREAT club, GREAT way to compete without putting your car at (much) risk.

www.comscc.com

2010 schedule:
May 3 & 4: Monticello, Full Course
May 31 & June 1: NHMS
July 2, 3 & 4: NHMS
Aug 2 & 3: Mont Tremblant
August 28 & 29: NHMS
Sept 14 & 15: Watkins Glen
October 9 & 10: NHMS
November 4 & 5: NJMP, Thunderbolt

SoloVR6

I'll most likely be at the Chicago Region school. Trying to convince the girl to sign up.

I haven't been around in a number of years but I'm planning to run a full CR season. Maybe make an MKE event if the schedule fits.

rjones

Here is a calendar for events in the Dallas TX. area with links to local clubs.

http://www.dfwautocross.com/

I think the events of LSCBMWCCA, PCA, and NTAXA (S2000 CLUB) are the best clubs to start at because they get more runs than ER and SCCA events. ER and SCCA tend to be more hard core autocrossers with lots of fast drivers.

All of them have people that are happly to help the newbe. Fell free to get in touch with me if I can help you get started.

macr88

I'll be at most of the events at NorCalUFO http://norcalufo.org/main/
Link to Bay Area 2010 Auto x thread https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=757792

I try my best to get everyone to experience auto x at least once. The hardest thing is convincing people that they can run stock, they always want to wait untill they get coil overs or new tires.

Kermdaddy

Anyone can contact me for the Tennesse Valley Region (TVR SCCA). We also have a sister club TAC that has events in Huntsville, AL.

Feel free to check out the Bama forum or PM me.

Autocross School March (Date TBD)

Also check out www.teamtac.org for details.

bronxbomber252

South Jersey, Philly, Delaware and North Jersey info or all pertinent regions at Autox4u.com

PossumK

Evolution Autocross schools coming to El Toro (Irvine) in southern California:

February 20 - Phases One and Two
February 21 - Phases Two and Three

http://www.evoschool.com (to sign up)
http://forums.solo2.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=3391 (thread in regional forums)

It's a pretty high cost, but I felt it was worth it. I had the same barrier to start autocrossing, but starting out with Evolution Phase One helped give me more confidence going to my first local events. I took Phase Two and Three that same year and felt they were also worth it.

Calendar of upcoming local events:
http://www.solo2.com/calendar.asp

Local autocross forum:
http://forums.solo2.com