About this event
Thinking of trying autocross?
Run a few autocross events in the past but want to learn more about it and get tips to improve your driving?
Sign up for the CMC Autocross School!
Autocross School Pricing -- $35 (Includes Yearly Individual Cumberland Motor Club Membership for 2023 Season)
Autocross School Schedule:
7:00 - 7:45 Registration: All drivers must check in for payment and sign waiver.
8:00 Drivers Meeting: This is Mandatory for all drivers. Gather near timing tents.
8:20 Ground school class.
9:00 Cars to grid. Tech inspection.
9:15 In car autocross element training.
12:00 Lunch. (Lunch will be provided by Cumberland Motor Club)
12:30 In car full course autocross training.
3:00 Instructor track time
4:00 Breakdown meeting.
The number of students will be limited. Sign up early!
Pre-registration only. There will be no on-site registration for the Autocross School.
We also need instructors and helpers to effectively run the event and have a successful school. If you would like to help out click the "Register now" button below and sign up!
Lunch will be provided for all students, instructors, and support staff!!
The school will be held at Brunswick Executive Airport. This location is also known by the historical name: Brunswick Naval Air Station (BNAS). Plug this address into your GPS or favorite navigation app: 148 Orion St, Brunswick, ME 04011
Sound limit: 96 dBA @ 50'
See the Cumberland Motor Club website and Facebook page for more event and club information:
www.cumberlandmotorclub.com
CMC Facebook
New to autocross? The CMC and SCCA webpages have some good introductory information:
Additional questions? Need help identifying car class? Use the Contact link below, or visit the CMC Facebook page.
Event requirements
Autocross School Eligibility:
Any licensed driver with less than 1 full year of autocross experience with any club can sign up.
Driving is open to all club members. Annual and weekend memberships are available for purchase.
All drivers, passengers, and spectators must sign the club liability waiver on-site. Insurance regulations require all drivers and passengers to be licensed drivers (certain exceptions exist for junior karts).
A Snell rated (or equivalent) helmet is required for all drivers and passengers. A limited number of club loaner helmets are available for use. The current list of valid helmet certifications is maintained by the SCCA: Helmet Certifications (pdf download)
All cars need to pass technical inspection
CMC uses SCCA solo rules (pdf download) for car classes. If you are unsure on where to class your car please inquire with the club officers. The CMC Facebook page is a good resource for discussing car class questions, or use the Contact link below.