To all potential autocrosser that like to start racing their ride and/or to compete against other drivers in a safe and controlled environment. We at NORA (www.noraracing.net) have the ASCC autocross series in the Northeast Ohio region. No experience necessary.

The pre-registration for the events are located on http://www.axtime.com. Schedule of events are located on http://www.autox.net/autocross.php. Additional services include club challenges, like Nissan vs Honda. Hope to see new faces at the next event. History

In continuous existence since its founding in the early 1950's the Akron Sports Car Club has served its members well in a variety of automotive pursuits. Originally serving the needs of "real" sports car enthusiasts through a variety of related pursuits such as Gymkhanas and TSD (Time, Speed, Distance) Rallyes the organization has evolved into two highly focused groups: Autocross and Rallye.

One group within the Akron Sports Car Club is referred to as Autocross. From its humble beginnings as a Gymkhana, which was basically a very low-speed test of precision driving, Autocross has become the entry level into amateur motorsports. The essence of Autocross is to negotiate a course outlined with traffic pylons one car at a time in the least amount of time without hitting or knocking over any pylons. Cars are grouped together according to performance potential thereby preventing a Corvette directly competing against a Honda.

In Autocrossing there is virtually a class for every conceivable type of vehicle, from the Geo Metro to an open-wheeled Formula car. Car preparation for the beginner can be limited to having a safe, streetable vehicle, cleaning out all of the loose items in it, adding some air to the tires and getting some cheap magnetic vent covers to make numbers.