D-class: 2012 S3

[Yoeri Gijsen]

Share you experiences in the one of the several D-class series with the rest of the community.

What D-class series do you race?
How do the cars feel?
How is this week's track working out for you?
What are the series/races like?

Whatever you want to talk about, as long as it's D-class stuff you can dump it here!

 

[Steve O'Malley]

Am driving the Skip Barber and the Spec Racer this season. Both offer slowish cars with slippery handling but close racing. For people who race for fun I would recomend the Spec Racer which now has its own series. Dont be put off by the initial off throttle oversteer. If you persevere you will find it very rewarding.

 

[Yoeri Gijsen]

I heard a lot of good things about the Spec Racer Ford series. First it was tucked away in a multi-class rookie series, but it appears that the races are booming now that it has its own series.

I think the Skippy is still a very good car to train your car control with. It's not fast, but it's a challenge nonetheless.

 

[Steve O'Malley]

I heard a lot of good things about the Spec Racer Ford series. First it was tucked away in a multi-class rookie series, but it appears that the races are booming now that it has its own series.

I think the Skippy is still a very good car to train your car control with. It's not fast, but it's a challenge nonetheless.

It was number three in participation stats after MX5 and Skippy for week 1. And that was at Watkins which I believe is a purchased track.

 

[Yoeri Gijsen]

The car is in the standard package, though, which helps participation a bit, but still, as you mentioned, Watkins Glen is a purchased track, be it a popular one.