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u/DavidAg02 · 3 pointsr/subaru

Love to see people actually racing their cars! I've autox'ed previous cars I've owned, but haven't made it to an event yet in my WRX. Will probably be doing a few later this year though.

I highly recommend reading this book: https://www.amazon.com/Secrets-Solo-Racing-Techniques-Autocross/dp/0962057312

It will really help you make sense of some of the things you're feeling while you're driving, as well as how to correct some common errors.

u/kowalski71 · 2 pointsr/Autos

Upvote for autocross. I've been to a few, they're usually very friendly and welcoming. You see everything from stock Miatas (a LOT of Miatas) to Porsches in race gear. It's a casual atmosphere, very safe, and will boost your skills immensely. Check out this book. I have it and it's terrific. After reading a few chapters you'll be thinking about your apexes while driving a mini van.

RCDrift is spot on for cars but I would add older VWs to that list, Rabbits and Cabriolets. Look for a Cabriolet (stiffer floor pan) with the Wolfsburg option package (stock sway bars). From talking to some of the long time autocrossers, VWs were once what Miatas are now. Ubiquitous, cheap, and surprisingly competitive.

Edit disclaimer: I am not an experienced old fogey but I have been known to pick their brains extensively.

u/plural_of_nemesis · 1 pointr/Autocross

This book has some advice for complete beginners who have never autocrossed.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0962057312/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Some of the advice might be a little dated. I think he talks about car classing, which changes regularly.

I'd probably just go try it once before I started researching a ton.

u/thefirebuilds · 1 pointr/Autocross

This book had the most profound effect on road racing and autocross of anything I've ever purchased.