PCA SDR

Here's the message. As you can see, you don't need a race prepared car to attend.
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"Our next Competition License school is scheduled for the next event on April 14&15 at Buttonwillow. At this point, we only have 4 entries and need at least 10 to run the school. As such, if you plan register to gain your provisional racing license please reply to socalinfo@drivenasa.com and let us know that you will be attending. Please reply no later than 3PM tomorrow so we can get an accurate count of who we should expect.

The competition school is hosted by www.drivingconcepts.com and you need to have participated in HPDE4 or Time Trials to qualify. A competition prepared car is NOT required and if you are thinking about joining the competition groups this is your chance to get into the school."

Hey Tim,

Do you know what it will take to get a "NASA Pro Racing" license?

"PM" me

Thanks,

For all,
NASA has only one racing license and it's good everywhere for NASA events.

martinreinhardt wrote:Hey Tim,

Do you know what it will take to get a "NASA Pro Racing" license?

"PM" me

Thanks,

I think one of the Prerequisites is to be able to beat a 944 turbo...

gulf911 wrote:

martinreinhardt wrote:Hey Tim,

Do you know what it will take to get a "NASA Pro Racing" license?

"PM" me

Thanks,

I think one of the Prerequisites is to be able to beat a 944 turbo...

Dan: The certain black 944 Turbo S will be beaten soon . I am working on it and waiting for his V710's to wear out

Tim: Thanks, that will make it easier.

gulf911 wrote:

martinreinhardt wrote:Hey Tim,

Do you know what it will take to get a "NASA Pro Racing" license?

"PM" me

Thanks,

I think one of the Prerequisites is to be able to beat a 944 turbo...

Wow, that must be a very elite group Unless benchracing victories count, then everyone beats me, even you

Jad wrote:Wow, that must be a very elite group Unless benchracing victories count, then everyone beats me, even you

Bench Racing AND parking lots....