NCC Committee member, Jeff Noyes, runs the course at FedEx Field in his tuned E36 M3 coupe.
More About Autocross
Autocross is a motorsports event that emphasizes car control and performance handling.
Autocross differs from track events because it typically remains under 60 mph and has less straightaway and many more turns. Autocross events are frequently held in large parking lots. Traffic cones are used to define a course where drivers compete one car at a time against the clock. The times are recorded and used to differentiate drivers as they compete against each other. There is no passing or rubbing of fenders since cars are always separated from each other and do not compete in the same manner as race car drivers.
Additionally, there are several classes to register; one for each category of car, so you don’t have to worry about modifying or un-modifying your existing car.
Because there is little chance of hitting anything beyond small traffic cones, low potential to damage a car, and because autocross normally presents less stress on vehicles than track driving, autocross is a great entry-level event for performance motorsports enthusiasts.
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