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Just curious as I'd like to get involved in some door to door racing. Winton is my local track so wondering if anyone is participating in entry level door to door racing there.

The website is crud.

If you are, what licensing do you need, what class are you in etc.

I've got a CA18DET S13 so ideally I'd be going for a catergory that suits the car without too many changes.

Yeah a cage I figured and that's fine but I'm more interested in what door to door series are actually out there being contested.

A mate of mine is into speedway type racing, VK', EB's etc but they use dirt and tarmac circuits not ovals and he's racing every other weekend door to door and loves it. Surely there's got to be something like that at Winton.

AASA also run winton

you'd need the national circuit licence which is 100 bucks - medical and OLT or evidence of 3+ supersprints

the MX5 challenge are planning some events there next year AFAIK so yeah, Im keen to head down there in 2011 :P

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