chuckyy05

Hi, I was just wondering where do you guys take your cars on Track or Motor Cross. I would like to get put my car in action since driving on the freeway does not give me the rush I want. I live in Southern California in Los Angeles. is there a website with all these information. Thank you

rickdogg82

Start with drivenasa.com.

shewu

Sign up for the Porsche Club of America (www.pca.org)! They run fantastic track and autocross events. I've run with the local PCA region in the SF Bay Area several times and they never disappoint. I've also heard good things about Hooked On Driving, and will be going to Thunderhill Raceway with them in December.

nwGTS

Someone introduce him to mooty.

Hella-Buggin'

Join your local PCA and search their site. The LA Chapter runs at Buttonwillow (great track off of the 5), Willow Springs, and Fontana I believe. I will offer a word of caution.... it's very addictive and dreams of GT3's and mods will take over your life. Hopefully your wife is understanding :-)

-Mark

nwGTS

^^^This struggle is real.

Sneaky Pete

Don't mean to hijack this....your avatar.....Canada Corner?

jglaze

I've done multiple events with HOD and couldn't recommend them higher. They prioritize driver technique and safety vs pure track time. So, if you want to become a better driver and go fast on the track, safely, this is the group for you. They run multiple events throughout the year in Northern and Southern California.

177mph

motorcross?

chuck911

No, Motor Cross. Whole different thing.

3Series

I'd love to see a hopped up 911 on a Motor Cross circuit. LOL Instead of most guys lowering an inch or so, raise the car by 4ft and install monster shocks.

Autcross - dodging cones in a parking lot against time. The lowest time in your class wins you bragging rights and maybe a chicken dinner.

HPDE - High Performance Drivers Education is where you'll need to start if youve never been on track.

My local PCA runs a Novice day in the spring. Not sure how things are done in sunny CA considering you probably don't have an "off season".

Checkout Clubregistration.net and motorsportreg. Lots of clubs/groups use these registration sites to let folks signup and its a good way to see what is scheduled in your area.

nwGTS

Good eye. Yup.

Sneaky Pete

Love that place! Great little town, great track and awesome track food!