[heavychevy]

Originally Posted by Hegemony

Looks like I'll be at the PCA event in January and NASA in March.

Just finished changing out the harness on my Procede V2, so I'll have it going forward.

When did you send in your application, I might not get in.

[Hegemony]

A couple of weeks ago. Hopefully, it's the instructed groups that are harder to get into and the higher groups are a little easier.


Off season? What off season?

[kevbh]

Hege - I would be interested in hearing what you think of running with PCA and NASA when you're done. I'm curious how you would rate them as far as track time for the money, how well organized they were, quality of instruction, safety, etc. I've thought about trying some of the PCA's events, but have been too cheap thus far to purchase an SA helmet since I've already got a nice motorcycle helmet and it is acceptable for BMWCCA events.

Good luck!

[heavychevy]

Originally Posted by kevbh

Hege - I would be interested in hearing what you think of running with PCA and NASA when you're done. I'm curious how you would rate them as far as track time for the money, how well organized they were, quality of instruction, safety, etc. I've thought about trying some of the PCA's events, but have been too cheap thus far to purchase an SA helmet since I've already got a nice motorcycle helmet and it is acceptable for BMWCCA events.

Good luck!

PCA DE > NASA DE

NASA Time Trials > ANY DE

[Hegemony]

Heavy's got first hand experience with both, and everyone else I've spoken to mirrors his comments. I'm only doing the NASA DE's as a path into TT.

If you want more track time for your dollar in a DE environment in the Southeast, do a few Chin Motorsports events. They don't do Road Atlanta, but they do a lot of nice tracks and you'll get more time than you can handle.

[RED FURY]

try VIR .. NASA Feb 22-24th, 08

Full Course with NASA, Group HPDE 3, Solo Driver

http://www.nasaracing.net/sched_regis.htm

See you there ?

Phil