Auto-X By NCM Offers Seat Time For $50

The NCM Motorsports Park has a lot to offer enthusiasts throughout the year. Being so close to the National Corvette Museum and the Corvette Assembly Plant makes it a great place to stop by and take in all things Corvette. And, with the up-coming Auto-X by NCM event being held on May 4, 2019, you’ll have a chance to enjoy your own Corvette on the autocross track at the NCM Motorsports Park.

The Auto-X by NCM is designed as a chance for enthusiasts to get some seat time carving cones in a safe manner at the NCM Motorsports Park’s autocross facilities. The event is listed as a straight-forward autocross program for folks who just want seat time. There will be no instruction, no course working, no glory in the form of trophies will be given, and the best benefit of all- no drama allowed!

All participants are required to use track-appropriate vehicles (no mini-vans), and convertibles are welcome. The vehicle must be safe for track use, no loose items, battery and wheels all tight and secured and no leaks of any kind. A helmet, close toed shoes, and long pants are required and drivers under the age of 18 must have a guardian present to sign a waiver. Unfortunately passengers will not be allowed for speed runs.

The event is set up to run timed events all day for the low fee of $50 per entrant. Preregistration is required and spaces are limited, so if you’re interested in wringing out your Corvette around the autocross, go to the Auto-X by NCM registration page and secure your spot on the roster!

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Andy has been intrigued by mechanical things all of his life and enjoys tinkering with cars of all makes and ages. Finding value in style points, he can appreciate cars of all power and performance levels. Andy is an avid railfan and gets his “high” by flying radio-controlled model airplanes when time permits. He keeps his feet firmly grounded by working on his two street rods and his supercharged C4 Corvette. Whether planes, trains, motorcycles, or automobiles, Andy has immersed himself in a world driven by internal combustion.
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