what are the requirements to race?

[adam17]

Im wanting to start a race truck project. I just need to know the requirements and specs that are needed to enter the lowest race class. i wanna do something like corr, short course, stadium racing or whatever i can.??

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[mgobaja]

Get a Score rulebook, and start filling your checking account. You spend money faster then you think.

[adam17]

is there some type of beginner race class?

[MNotary]

Check with Steve Naughton....

[Steve_Naughton]

Funny... The 2.2 million dollar question.

[OffroadExit]

Im wanting to start a race truck project. I just need to know the requirements and specs that are needed to enter the lowest race class. i wanna do something like corr, short course, stadium racing or whatever i can.??

Buy a vehicle that's already built and enter that. Start padding your bank account.

[TCPRacing]

Go slit your wrists and put yourself out of your missery sooner than later...

(I'm not meaning this literally, just in case this ends up in court some day)

[sandfish]

single buggy is probably the cheapest class to get into.. look around and you might find a complete car for around 10 grand. then your looking at around 20 grand a year to race. thats probably the cheapest way unless your a small guy and can fit in a trophy cart..

[handmethemic]

Yeah, take OffRoad Exit's advice. Buy a used race car and get your feet wet that way.

[notproyet]

Make sure you can afford all the support equipment, safety gear, transportation, and time before you get a truck/car/motorcycle/atv/etc.... As far as rules, CORR has their rulebook online so you can check that out if you wish. read the rules for everything, not just the classes. as far as a beginner class, not realy. There are pro's in every class. just classes that cost slightly less than other classes. Nice thing around where I live is we have an extensive dirt oval scene, lots of places to get your feet wet before investing huge money and all your time. Don't get discouraged from all the negatives though, we all started racing somehow. Good Luck!