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    Road Course at NG

    Would it be a bad idea if my first time on a road course is at NG? Is that even allowed? Just trying to plan things out.

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    Yes it is completely allowed. You would have an advanced driver with you all throughout the day.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HLxDrummer View Post
    Would it be a bad idea if my first time on a road course is at NG? Is that even allowed? Just trying to plan things out.
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    Yes, its a great place to do it for your first time. You can get lots of help from experienced drivers that understand out cars. And for the $$ you'll get more track time than you will want to use. The track is great for 1st timers too no dangerous turns with lots of room for run-off.

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    I need run off

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    Awesome, thanks guys! Really excited for this. Been wanting to try it forever and I finally just got a daily driver and NG is in my hometown.

    Now just need to buy wheels/tires, align the car, and install my new trans/tc/300M/poly mounts stuff in the 1-2 weeks I have off school lol

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    One more question: do I need to bring my own helmet or are there typical loaners?

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    Quote Originally Posted by HLxDrummer View Post
    One more question: do I need to bring my own helmet or are there typical loaners?
    You will need to bring your own helmet. It must be SNELL rated.

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    It must be SNELL SA-2000 or newer. We'll be nice and allow M2000, but nobody else will let you use a M helmet on roadcourse. SA stands for special application and is designed for use in cars.

    I suggest at least attending an instructed HPDE or school that has classroom instruction. We do not have the time to actually instruct beginners properly on how to take a turn properly, flag training, safe passing procedures, and how to keep your "eyes out". No it's not required but you'll have more fun enjoying driving than trying to take in 50 things at once since you will be overwhelmed your first time on the track.

    [edit]: in 2015 you'll have to have an SA-2005 or newer helmet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 2fnloud View Post
    I need run off
    Steve we dont need run offs. They just need to pave the damn track where we're driving..lol

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