Beginner Clinic – March 11 – Parking lot and Road Course

Beginner Clinic – Parking Lot/Road Course
March 11, 2017
Englishtown Raceway Park

We haven’t done this in a while so what better time than before the season officially starts?

Clinic will be start in the parking lot focusing on donuts, figure 8’s and some of the other building blocks of drifting. We will also be doing a track walk and then putting some of what you learned in the parking lot into action on the road course.

This will be a perfect day for new drivers and dudes struggling with getting everything to click at events.

Open to C group drivers ONLY. If you’ve never driven before, you’re considered C group.

Registration will be limited so don’t wait to sign up. This will be a smaller group so that everyone can get the seat time and instruction that they need.

This is NOT a spectator event. So don’t plan on bringing your old lady or your buddy or anything like that. Just bring yourself, your car, a big stack of tires and a desire to shred.

Rules and car set up tips

Cars and drivers must pass tech. You need to make sure you have a legal helmet, all the safety gear and everything else required in the rulebook to drive an event. The rules can be found here:

The Rules

If you have questions about the rulebook, EMAIL US.

Along with just passing tech, we want you guys to spend the time driving and not fighting with you car. So make sure to do the following things before showing up:

– Alignment – Ask if you need help with specs but you need to get a good alignment before driving. BC Tire is part of our Support Team and will take care of your tire and alignment needs. You don’t have to go there but you need to get an actual alignment, not something you and your buddy did in a gravel driveway on a hill after watching a youtube video about how to string a car.

– Working e-brake – doesn’t have to be a hydro, can be stock. If it is a hydro, it should be a dual caliper setup. Tons of companies make brackets for the handle and for the second caliper in a relatively affordable setup.

– Motor runs well – doesn’t need to make a ton of power but should be able to run for a while without overheating or breaking up or having any other problems. Making good power consistently is way better than higher peak numbers with nothing in the middle. Look at most of the staff cars, they’re stock SRs or 1JZs with the boost turned up a couple pounds. No need for anything crazy.

– Seat and steering wheel setup are highly recommended. There’s some good, affordable options out there for both. These are the parts that you touch in the car and will make you feel a lot more comfortable than a busted up stock seat and a ripped wheel.

– Helmet – said it already, don’t show up with a beat up old helmet that doesn’t meet our 5 year rule. Or a motorcycle helmet. Get something decent and you will appreciate it. You’re going to be in the car for a while, so you’re cheap, no padding helmet that gives you a headache after 5 minutes will make you hate life.

– Wheels and tires – size these for your power and your setup. You’re not making 500hp, so shouldn’t show up with 265s on 18s. Take into account the overall size and how it affects your gearing. If you can afford it, and with tires as cheap as they are now you should, get new tires. Used tires will work at first but you’re going to love the consistency that you can have with new tires. If you have to get used, at least get similar sized.

Schedule

8:00 Gates Open (be at the track by 8:30 at the latest)
8:30 Tech and staff constructively criticizing cars.
9:30 Drivers Meeting
9:45-5:59 – Parking lot stuff, track walk, road course stuff, etc
6:00 We done.

Registration

This event is for C group drivers and brand new beginners.
Space is limited and this will fill up quickly.
It is $160 to drive.

Use the button below to register to drive. Make sure to include all required information. Registration is open from now until it is full. Any issues with payment email Club Loose.

By Registering below, you are confirming that you have read the Rulebook and meet all requirements.





If you register and something happens, registration can be transferred to another event if you let us know before the event starts. You need to email us at clubloose@gmail.com. After the event, there is nothing that we can do and you will forfeit your registration payment. To cancel registration, you need to notify us at least 3 days before the event.

There’s a good chance this event will fill up. IF you DO NOT follow the guidelines listed above to cancel or transfer and DO NOT show up to the event, you WILL NOT be refunded.

If you have any questions, please contact Club Loose.
See you dudes soon!