Classic Touring car racing

[silv]

Thinking of getting involved!! Anyone on here doing Classic Touring Cars, Tin Tops or Masters Racing Series Top Hat. Any advise (best,cheapest,most friendly etc) on what series to start with would be appreciated. Thanks

[johnnymaestro]

silv said:

Thinking of getting involved!! Anyone on here doing Classic Touring Cars, Tin Tops or Masters Racing Series Top Hat. Any advise (best,cheapest,most friendly etc) on what series to start with would be appreciated. Thanks

Well Masters is the most expensive, but do go to eurpoe sometimes,

CTC is mmore varied in cars and a cheaper than masters,

CSCC Swinging Sixties is cheapest racing for the amount of track time you get (70 mins) 1 0r 2 driver race, with very few regs for any car that was PRODUCED in the 1960s so '70s cars and 50s cars also race too, and the grids a very varied and mixed is pace.

CSCC also has Tin Tops series for cars from 1980-present which are max 2 litre and no turbo cars. Chepa also for 70 mins racing. 1 or 2 drivers 70 mins track time.

CSCC Future Classics Series for cars from 1980- present for cars of any cc and turbo'd. 1 or 2 drivers with 70 mins track time.

www.classicsportscarclub.co.uk/

What is it you actually want to race, have you got a car yet?

Edited by johnnymaestro on Friday 27th April 16:42

[silv]

Thanks CSCC looks a good bet. I am thinking of buying and racing a Dolly sprint.

[mini*drummer]

www.heritagegtcc.co.uk

[superkartracer]

silv said:

Thinking of getting involved!! Anyone on here doing Classic Touring Cars, Tin Tops or Masters Racing Series Top Hat. Any advise (best,cheapest,most friendly etc) on what series to start with would be appreciated. Thanks

It's something I also want to look into. I have a Lancia Evo I fancy using as a race car. Seems much cheaper than single seaters with great racing.

Not to sure what class/club I can run in tho?

Thanks

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