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Originally Posted by Egon
I will be there! I recommend that you just stick to novice class for the near future, or even the entire season until they start the rookie of the year competition in the last 4 or 5 events. This has nothing to do with your skill or anything, just that you will get an extra run when you sign up as a novice, and nothing beats seat time. You will also get instruction from some really good drivers, some national champions. If your main goal is to improve (and I am pretty sure that it is) then it is really worth it to run novice as long as you can.
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Originally Posted by Eric SS
Have fun!! I agree with the above. Run Novice as long as they'll let you. In my SCCA region it is 6 races or until you trophy in a season. Our seasons are 4 races long. If you get an extra run you're lucky as our region doesn't do that. I also suggest leaving traction control on for the first few times. In auto-x in our cars it is super easy to get throttle induced oversteer on the course. You'll have a blast!
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I entered Novice for the reasons both of you stated.
Egon if I understood Robby right he said that If I win Novice class week 1 I'll be booted out to run a class the following event. Sounds like a goal to me! Might be the only time I'm not handicapped for having a fast car. LOL!
Looks like I won't be the only 2017 SS 1LE there. There is a guy in the Pro Street Tire class.
http://www.motorsportreg.com/index.c...665AEC8E3DB511