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RGRSCCA Solo Points 3 – 4/21/2013 0

Day two with our friends at the Rio Grande Region SCCA in Farmington, New Mexico for the Solo Points 3 event.  A big thanks goes out to Racing Southwest photographer Brian Norberto for making it out to Farmington to cover the entire weekend.

You are welcomed to sign up for the Solo Points 4 & 5 events at the Facebook event page.  The upcoming event will be hosted at NAPA Speedway in Albuquerque, New Mexico on May 4th and 5th, 2013. continue reading »

Solo Points 2 RGR SCCA – 4/20/2013 0

The weekend of April 20th, 2013 offered a double header at McGee Park in Farmington, New Mexico with the Rio Grande Region SCCA Club hosting the Solo Points 2 & 3 events.

Racing Southwest photographer Brian Norberto stopped in on day one of the festivities and captured the following shots!  Check back later this weekend when we will have coverage of day two of the event. continue reading »

Solo Point 1 RGR SCCA – 3/30/2013 0

March 30th marked the first autocross of the 2013 season for the Rio Grande Region SCCA.  Hosted at UNM G-Lot in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the event proceeds went towards benefiting the UNM FSAE program.

Racing Southwest photographer Bryant Muncy attended the event and gathered over 100+ pictures as well as video coverage!  The next Rio Grande Region SCCA event will be held on Saturday, April 20th, 2013 at McGee Park in Farmington, New Mexico. continue reading »

Sagebrush Community Drift – March 16th, 2012 0

Sagebrush Community Church has opened up their parking lot again for the automotive community in Albuquerque.

Here are a number of pictures from the March 16th event that brought out many of the local drifters.  We look forward to more of these great FREE events as the summer progresses! continue reading »

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The 2011 Autocross season was kicked off with a bang! Over 35 drivers and 250 spectators made it out to the Sagebrush Church in Albuquerque.  As always the events are FREE to drive and the very kind staff feeds you as well!

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Rio Grande Region SCCA Charity Event 0

Oct21

Rio Grande Region SCCA Solo #13, October 23rd @ UNM G-Lot, 7am-3pm.

PLEASE COME DONATE TO THE ROAD RUNNER FOOD BANK!

RacingSouthwest will have two donation barrels for the Road Runner Food Bank at this event, so please come make a non-perishable food donation! The RGRSCCA is donating half of the entry proceeds to the UNM FSAE and the other half to the Road Runner Food Bank.

We would love if you would share word about this event.

Complete event details are located here.

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2010 RSW Drift Cross Schedule 0

Feb6

We have confirmed the dates for our 2010 Drift Cross schedule. For the people not familiar with the RSW Drift Cross series, it is unlike anything we’ve seen in our area.  We have one track that utilizes both autocross and road course types of driving simultaneously. This caters to both types of drivers who are used to driving tight, slower tracks as well drivers who are used to driving wider, faster courses.  We will also be teaming up with the SCCA organization for a couple of our dates in June and August.  The SCCA events will be a slower course with more cones to add more turns.  They will provide a higher level of competition along with instruction for those who need it.

This is the most affordable way to get behind the wheel on the road course at Sandia Motorsports Park.

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Sagebrush Autocross – July 17, 2009 0

Another Sagebrush Autocross is in the books.  As usual, a great time was had by all, but unfortunately due to a semi aggressive course there were a few sacrifices. However, after a few modifications to the course, people adapted to a slower chicane.  A great turnout with some exciting vehicles made the event a huge success for the Sagebrush Community Church.
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Race Season is Upon Us, Are You Prepared? 0

Feb18

It’s time to start racing!  It may be your first time out this season or your first time out ever, but race preparation is key in making your first race day go as planned.

The first step is to clean out your car.  The junk cluttering up the back seat becomes a flying mass of projectiles during a race.  The first time I autocrossed my Focus, I was oblivious to the fact that  CDs become flying saucers of doom when g-forces are in play.  I had a set of ten CDs in a visor mounted case.  By turn three, they became a driving hazard by flying right onto my dash, passenger seat, and floor. continue reading »

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