jeremy

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How does one go about finding an open track day? Specifically Road Atlanta but I'd like to get out on some other tracks as well.

Specter328

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Go to the tracks website for a calender, check out NASA HPDEs for your area, check if the SCCA is holding a PDX, etc...

Brent Dalton

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There are several coming up at Road Atltanta. NASA-SE has events at RA in August and December. MVP Track Time has one in November. BMWCCA has one in September. Those are just a couple off of my head.

A great place that has almost everything centrally located is www.motorsportreg.com

According to your location, you should be fairly close to Putnam Park in Indiana which is a great facility as well. NASA-GL and MW run crossover events there.

jeremy

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I had checked Road Atlanta's track schedule and didn't see anything. Great info, guys. I didn't even realize that SCCA and NASA did open track days for those of us w/o racing licenses.

patfat

www.trackschedule.com

Gene

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www.nasaproracing.com has links to all the regional nasa sites.

Maxstyle

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Start With your local SCCA. Great now cost way to start. Have you looked into that?

silent_ninja_8

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SCCA at least as far as I've seen is still developing their PDX events so you probably won't find a whole lot of those. Memphisraines hit it right on the head, those are the best places/sites for finding open track days. There's plenty around your area. Also +1 for Putnam Park being a great track, was my first one and I would love to do it again. Also for a NASA event you'll need to become a NASA member ($45 a year, which you also get a "free" subscription to GSM magazine along with it). But there are plenty of organizations that you can do events with that don't require memberships, although you won't be disappointed with NASA, I promise. Check out those sites he listed and you'll be good to go. Best of luck, once you start you'll literally be addicted.

-Justin

ptrhahn

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Road Atlanta's calendar sucks, but it does show NASA, and there's a tab on the left that shows "Track Day" companies (Chin, MVP) who's schedules you can check for RA dates.