Highspeed Autocross
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On-Track Highspeed Autocross --
No pylons, no parking lots
MSCC hosts one to two highspeed autocrosses each year, these highspeed events are sanctioned by Midwestern Council (MC) and include their own points championship.
MC Autocrosses are run against the clock, instead of against other cars. But they are run on wide open race tracks, not on parking lots, so the driving experience is as exciting as wheel-to-wheel competition. For that reason, Autocross is much safer than driving fast on the street and legal too! Lap times demonstrate your skill and developing expertise.
Autocross is pure driving excitement.
All you need is to have a valid state driver's license, to be 18 or older, and to wear a Snell approved helmet. In addition, your car must pass a tech inspection for safe mechanical condition. (Roll bars are required in convertibles and roadsters, harnesses in classes other than stock.)
Cars are assigned to classes based on speed potential and level of preparation, so you run against similar cars for event trophies and a season points championship. Classes range from exotic high-performance and fully prepared race cars right through economy commuter and sports cars.
The emphasis is on "Run what ya' brung" and have fun lots of fun!
Last modified 2007-Jul-16 11:15 AM
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