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One-Bad-ZL1 · 04-22-2014, 10:53 AM

NH 2012 SS/RS · 04-22-2014, 01:57 PM

I got a card from one of the members last year.
There is no name on it but here it is

Also from their website …http://www.baystatecorvetteclub.com/schedule.html

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600hp-lpe · 04-22-2014, 03:57 PM

you can find them on motorsportreg.com as well - their events are listed as is everyone else's that runs at Devens.

Quite a few clubs limit the # of cars to 55 or so.. so you will get a lot more runs.
The Corvette club also carries a LOT more speed in their course design - They make them easier to get around w/ less cones.

SCCA has better/tougher competition. I like the SCCA because I learn from the seasoned professionals and usually get a tip or two on how to improve - you do not get that with the other clubs.

Best thing to do is look at motorsportreg.com and see what events are coming. Then jump on their web site (like pcr.org, or sevt.org) and check out the club's page. Most of the clubs require you to be a member (most are free, but some cost a small amount).

treplatano · 04-22-2014, 04:02 PM

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Originally Posted by 600hp-lpe

you can find them on motorsportreg.com as well - their events are listed as is everyone else's that runs at Devens.

Quite a few clubs limit the # of cars to 55 or so.. so you will get a lot more runs.
The Corvette club also carries a LOT more speed in their course design - They make them easier to get around w/ less cones.

SCCA has better/tougher competition. I like the SCCA because I learn from the seasoned professionals and usually get a tip or two on how to improve - you do not get that with the other clubs.

Best thing to do is look at motorsportreg.com and see what events are coming. Then jump on their web site (like pcr.org, or sevt.org) and check out the club's page. Most of the clubs require you to be a member (most are free, but some cost a small amount).

I was looking through these and found the northern pca is running there on the 27th. I'd like to see how those guys like to run there. But the weather (at least as of now) doesn't look great for that day

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04-22-2014, 01:57 PM	#58
NH 2012 SS/RS Drives: 2012 2SS/RS L99 IBM Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Goffstown, NH Posts: 664 View My Garage	I got a card from one of the members last year. There is no name on it but here it is Also from their website …http://www.baystatecorvetteclub.com/schedule.html __________________ 2SS/RS IBM * American Racing BLVD Wheels * 275/40 * 295/40 Toyo Proxes * Eibach 1" drop Springs * Elite Catch Can * CAI w/ scoop * CFD Carbon Fiber Pistol Grip Shifter w/ Tap Shift * APR Carbon Fiber Splitter * Sequential Tail Lights * MPD1 Spoiler * Hex Vents (CF dipped) * GFX Skirts * BBK SS Shorties * MBRP 3"Exhaust w/ X pipe * Solo Hi-Flow Cats *

04-22-2014, 03:57 PM	#59
600hp-lpe Drives: 2010 Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: NH Posts: 4,788	you can find them on motorsportreg.com as well - their events are listed as is everyone else's that runs at Devens. Quite a few clubs limit the # of cars to 55 or so.. so you will get a lot more runs. The Corvette club also carries a LOT more speed in their course design - They make them easier to get around w/ less cones. SCCA has better/tougher competition. I like the SCCA because I learn from the seasoned professionals and usually get a tip or two on how to improve - you do not get that with the other clubs. Best thing to do is look at motorsportreg.com and see what events are coming. Then jump on their web site (like pcr.org, or sevt.org) and check out the club's page. Most of the clubs require you to be a member (most are free, but some cost a small amount).