Seeking opinions on Formula Mazda
#46
George,
I do not have a racing license yet, and have done the Skip Barber 3-day racing school. So, if I understand correctly, I either need an SCCA school, or the 2-day Skippy adv. racing school to qualify for a novice permit. If your marathon plans allow you to attend the January SCCA school, please let me know. Maybe, I'll use it as an excuse to return to my home state for a visit (I did my B.S. in electrical engr at UT Austin and my M.D. at Baylor in Houston).
I do not have a racing license yet, and have done the Skip Barber 3-day racing school. So, if I understand correctly, I either need an SCCA school, or the 2-day Skippy adv. racing school to qualify for a novice permit. If your marathon plans allow you to attend the January SCCA school, please let me know. Maybe, I'll use it as an excuse to return to my home state for a visit (I did my B.S. in electrical engr at UT Austin and my M.D. at Baylor in Houston).
#50
Originally Posted by Anir
George,
I do not have a racing license yet, and have done the Skip Barber 3-day racing school. So, if I understand correctly, I either need an SCCA school, or the 2-day Skippy adv. racing school to qualify for a novice permit. If your marathon plans allow you to attend the January SCCA school, please let me know. Maybe, I'll use it as an excuse to return to my home state for a visit (I did my B.S. in electrical engr at UT Austin and my M.D. at Baylor in Houston).
I do not have a racing license yet, and have done the Skip Barber 3-day racing school. So, if I understand correctly, I either need an SCCA school, or the 2-day Skippy adv. racing school to qualify for a novice permit. If your marathon plans allow you to attend the January SCCA school, please let me know. Maybe, I'll use it as an excuse to return to my home state for a visit (I did my B.S. in electrical engr at UT Austin and my M.D. at Baylor in Houston).
#51
Originally Posted by pig4bill
What about the Sports Racer kit for the Formula Mazda that turns it into a CSR? I imagine those aren't real competitive in SCCA but I was wondering how far behind they are.
Great choice for the price in CSR. BUT - CSR is again going on probation for missing the numbers.
#52
Originally Posted by Anir
George,
I do not have a racing license yet, and have done the Skip Barber 3-day racing school. So, if I understand correctly, I either need an SCCA school, or the 2-day Skippy adv. racing school to qualify for a novice permit. If your marathon plans allow you to attend the January SCCA school, please let me know. Maybe, I'll use it as an excuse to return to my home state for a visit (I did my B.S. in electrical engr at UT Austin and my M.D. at Baylor in Houston).
I do not have a racing license yet, and have done the Skip Barber 3-day racing school. So, if I understand correctly, I either need an SCCA school, or the 2-day Skippy adv. racing school to qualify for a novice permit. If your marathon plans allow you to attend the January SCCA school, please let me know. Maybe, I'll use it as an excuse to return to my home state for a visit (I did my B.S. in electrical engr at UT Austin and my M.D. at Baylor in Houston).
I'm going to go to the SCCA member party next week and I'll try to get the date of the school. They aren't on the regional on-line calendar unfortunately.
I'm really hoping this doesn't conflict with the marathon. I really owe my business partner because he has crewed for me for every school and every race I've been do. But I've got too much time, effort, sweat, and tears tied up in the marathon to pass it up now.
Oh, and your Skippy school should count for your 2 days of SCCA school, thus allowing you to compete with your novice permit. However, as already recommended, take at least one day of SCCA school. It's different from DE or commercial racing schools, but it's quite helpful and you get a buttload of seat time.
Hope to see you in January.
#54
Originally Posted by SundayDriver
The FM conversions are faster than most of the Radicals. They won't wind the runoffs but they can win some National races and maybe a top 5 at the run offs.
Great choice for the price in CSR. BUT - CSR is again going on probation for missing the numbers.
Great choice for the price in CSR. BUT - CSR is again going on probation for missing the numbers.
Or rather, 3 Radicals won it.