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I am thinking about doing some parking lot racing. What classes and sanctioning organizations are Sprigets competitive? What about MGBGT's?
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My rule book is a little old, and I don't have it with me in Ak, but I would guess that in the SCCA you would be H Stock, or F Street Prepared. I doubt that those cars would be competitive in either class, but so what. Its a lot of fun. H Stock is the slowest class, I think new Mini non supercharged are currently the fastest thing in it, so... I run my '68 Ford Cortina 4 door in F Street Prepared. The golf's etc. kick mu butt.
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If you're in Texas, then you should visit
https://www.corinthianvintagerace.com/
These folk do many vintage races each year, and have a special Spridget class.
https://www.corinthianvintagerace.com/
These folk do many vintage races each year, and have a special Spridget class.
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Since you refer to "parking lot races", I'd guess you mean autocross or Solo 2.
Here the SCCA Solo 2 rulebook.
https://www.scca.org/_filelibrary/File/2006_solo_rules.pdf
More info:
https://www.scca.org/Solo/Solo2.asp
Many local (non SCCA) clubs will classify you when you show up. For th first few times, I wouldn't worry about what class they stick you in....just show up and give it a go. Later, if you feel you are put in an unfair class, you can always petition the officials (a common situation).
Here the SCCA Solo 2 rulebook.
https://www.scca.org/_filelibrary/File/2006_solo_rules.pdf
More info:
https://www.scca.org/Solo/Solo2.asp
Many local (non SCCA) clubs will classify you when you show up. For th first few times, I wouldn't worry about what class they stick you in....just show up and give it a go. Later, if you feel you are put in an unfair class, you can always petition the officials (a common situation).
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Yea......Don't put yerself in the "You can't win" class like I did.(AP)
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