Sprint Chief
24 March 2007, 18:21
Hi all
We are running a MSA sanctioned Japanese Marque Sprint Series this year with six dates predominantly in the Midlands and South East (North Weald, Debden, Bentwaters, Silverstone and the like).
Sprinting is an excellent and inexpensive entry into competitive motorsport, is a more rounded discipline than drag racing as you have to negotiate corners and allows you to find the boundaries of your car in relative safety.
There are 3 classes: Standard (induction and filter), Road (road tyres, MoT, tax) and Max (slicks, aero, carbon, etc).
You will need an MSA non race national B licence, £34, membership of the organising club, Harrow Car Club, (£15), fireproof overalls (proban ones are cheapest),a helmet (can borrow one off a biker friend if you don't own one) and a timing strut for the car (generally homemade).
Events generally cost in the region of £60 to £80 and include practice and timed runs, best to count.
If you have a definite interest, I would advise applying for the MSA licence ASAP as they take 15 working days to turn around.
For further details, please visit http://www.clubracer.co.uk. Any queries to andy AT clubracer.co.uk.
Hoping to see some of you at an event.
Cheers
Andy and Spencer.
We are running a MSA sanctioned Japanese Marque Sprint Series this year with six dates predominantly in the Midlands and South East (North Weald, Debden, Bentwaters, Silverstone and the like).
Sprinting is an excellent and inexpensive entry into competitive motorsport, is a more rounded discipline than drag racing as you have to negotiate corners and allows you to find the boundaries of your car in relative safety.
There are 3 classes: Standard (induction and filter), Road (road tyres, MoT, tax) and Max (slicks, aero, carbon, etc).
You will need an MSA non race national B licence, £34, membership of the organising club, Harrow Car Club, (£15), fireproof overalls (proban ones are cheapest),a helmet (can borrow one off a biker friend if you don't own one) and a timing strut for the car (generally homemade).
Events generally cost in the region of £60 to £80 and include practice and timed runs, best to count.
If you have a definite interest, I would advise applying for the MSA licence ASAP as they take 15 working days to turn around.
For further details, please visit http://www.clubracer.co.uk. Any queries to andy AT clubracer.co.uk.
Hoping to see some of you at an event.
Cheers
Andy and Spencer.