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circuithero 01-24-2013 12:05 AM

UBCSCC Auto X - Slush Series #5 (Feb 3)
 
Hey guys, UBC Sports Car Club is having an autocross event on the 3rd at BC Driving Center, in Pitt Meadows. Our cars are MADE for this kind of driving and I would highly recommend you come out and try it.

A couple thoughts and comments (for newcomers):

-It is the most accessible motorsport practice you can partake in
-It is very easy on the car
-Great learning environment with like minded people, free instruction and a place for you to explore the limits of this fantastic vehicle
-You do not need to be a student of UBC
-You will become both a much better driver in performance aspect as well as on the street
-Membership is cheap, cheap, cheap and so are entry fees
-Pretty much my favorite thing in life to do

Event link and sign up:
http://forum.ubcscc.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=5113

UBCSCC website:
www.ubcscc.com

I drive a whiteout FRS and we have a couple more FRS's that come out. I am the trackday coordinator for the club and run the high speed trackdays at mission so you are welcome to ask me any questions!

-Ivan

stanm 01-24-2013 03:04 AM

I just signed up! Asphalt FRS.

jsooke 01-24-2013 03:41 AM

I will be there as well. Got a free entry from last time, so might as well.

And I agree with Ivan. Our cars were designed to be driven. Last UBC event was my first in the BRZ, and after that event I felt way more comfortable in the car. I have autoX'd every car that I have owned: the safest way to understand how it will handle.

UBC is a very welcoming club. If you are having problems or want help, they will put a senior driver with you, and give you instruction after completing a run.

You do not need anything to run, the club even has loaner helmets. Nothing will happen to your car (well, at last weekend event in Victoria I did get some coneage, but not something that a bit of rubbing compound won't fix).

Jay
VMSC Novice Director

circuithero 01-24-2013 07:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jsooke (Post 685662)
I will be there as well. Got a free entry from last time, so might as well.

And I agree with Ivan. Our cars were designed to be driven. Last UBC event was my first in the BRZ, and after that event I felt way more comfortable in the car. I have autoX'd every car that I have owned: the safest way to understand how it will handle.

UBC is a very welcoming club. If you are having problems or want help, they will put a senior driver with you, and give you instruction after completing a run.

You do not need anything to run, the club even has loaner helmets. Nothing will happen to your car (well, at last weekend event in Victoria I did get some coneage, but not something that a bit of rubbing compound won't fix).

Jay
VMSC Novice Director

Thanks for the kind words, I am super excited to take the FRS out for its first flogging. I currently have just over 300km, got her about two weeks ago and I am so impressed with the dynamics of the car. Nice garage btw, planning to start a Rotax myself in the next year!

Turbo Den 01-30-2013 05:44 AM

I am coming.
White automatic
my 17x9 arrived :D

In event 4, did you guys down shift to first at the first turn-around?

Mr.Jay 01-30-2013 06:48 PM

See you guys during the summer!

No slush series for me

jsooke 01-31-2013 11:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Turbo Den (Post 699054)
I am coming.


In event 4, did you guys down shift to first at the first turn-around?

Yes. And that was in a standard. had to be careful getting back on the gas though.

Jay

stanm 02-01-2013 01:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Turbo Den (Post 699054)
I am coming.
White automatic
my 17x9 arrived :D

In event 4, did you guys down shift to first at the first turn-around?

Are you the white FRS with the chrome wheels?
Anyway, I didn't downshift, stayed in second.

Turbo Den 02-01-2013 04:02 AM

yes, i am the white FRS with chrome wheels. this week i will have some new 17x9 wheels.

circuithero 02-01-2013 06:38 PM

Ugh, I most likely will not make it. As far as downshifting, 99% of the time you stand to only loose time by downshifting. Ofcourse on the auto with the paddles it might be more feasible but with an h-pattern its hard to do well! I recommend launch, shift and leave it there and focus on your line and looking ahead!

stanm 02-01-2013 10:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Turbo Den (Post 704011)
yes, i am the white FRS with chrome wheels. this week i will have some new 17x9 wheels.

sweet can't wait to see it
i talked to you a few events ago about your magnaflow :D


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