Is there any kind of sanctioned event (SCCA or otherwise) a person with a street legal car (V8, no roll bar) can run laps on a road course?
Is there any kind of sanctioned event (SCCA or otherwise) a person with a street legal car (V8, no roll bar) can run laps on a road course?
If it's not a convertible, just about any track day organization. Track night would be a good starting place though.
Yeah. There are these events just about every weekend as long as it's not a convertible. The convertible part is the potential gotcha. Other than that, none of my cars have roll bars (Yet) and I run them regularly at the track.
bmw88rider said:Yeah. There are these events just about every weekend as long as it's not a convertible. The convertible part is the potential gotcha. Other than that, none of my cars have roll bars (Yet) and I run them regularly at the track.
If it's a modern convertible meeting the current rollover standards (Which is pretty much everything from the NC Miata forward) then you should be fine for Track Night.
JG Pasterjak said:bmw88rider said:Yeah. There are these events just about every weekend as long as it's not a convertible. The convertible part is the potential gotcha. Other than that, none of my cars have roll bars (Yet) and I run them regularly at the track.
If it's a modern convertible meeting the current rollover standards (Which is pretty much everything from the NC Miata forward) then you should be fine for Track Night.
Track Night requires a roll bar in all convertibles with >6 cylinders, or 6 cylinders with forced induction.
the majority
Www.motorsportreg.com
most of the rest
www.hpdejunkie.com
mostly pca
Www.clubregistration.net
a few locals started using this recently
www.trackrabbit.com
tons of places to drive.
dps214 said:If it's not a convertible,
Its is not a cloth top convertible. But its tops can be removed - similar to T-tops. I will try to find a pic.
My friend has had a hard time finding a place to run it. He has searched, as have I, different possibilities but the no roll bar is the problem. SCCA TrackNite in America would probably suit his needs.
JG Pasterjak said:If it's a modern convertible meeting the current rollover standards (Which is pretty much everything from the NC Miata forward) then you should be fine for Track Night.
It is a 70s car.
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