Nearly a month earlier this year than 2015.
Oh sh!t, the scramble is on!
The first event on the agenda is the autocross.
This event brings out some truly great engineers. The Nelson family won the $2015 Challenge.
Why put a Volvo nose on a Honda Insight with a Subaru engine? Why not?
As evening falls, the competition moves over to the drag strip.
The concours portion of the event allows everyone to relax end enjoy each other's creations.
It’s official: We have dates for the Grassroots Motorsports $2016 Challenge Driven by General Tire and sponsored by CRC Industries and Pulstar Spark Plugs. We will return to Auto Plus Raceway in Gainesville, Florida, September 30-October 1, 2016. Think you can build a competitive car for less than $2000? Let’s see it.
Find more information including awards and host hotel rates on the event page.
Want to read all about this last Challenge. Full coverage will be in the next issue of Grassroots Motorsports. Subscribe today for half price.
Yes, between football games, parents' weekend and some other stuff, this is the date that works best.
I was going to start after the new year now I'm a month behind. Oh E36 M3 is right. But cool thing is it's my week with my son so I don't have to convince the ex to trade.
I plan to start in January, but this includes purchasing the car. I wanted to make sure we have time to test.Feeling behind now.
Crap. Have truck. Have motor still at jy. Trans and bellhousing is 3hrs away.... Complete but not assembled, kinda.
I just got unworried as I realized that hell it just did the Challenge two months ago. I could run it as is. But knowing me, I'll rip it all apart and freak out the last two weeks trying to get it back together.
E36 M3!!!!!!!!!
2/3ds of my team will be on another continent. Which means the build we just started will accumulate another year of storage if we finish on track this year......
Jinxed....
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