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GET ON TRACK 

DRIFTING 

Enjoy the sport of drifting - the ability to use throttle, brakes, clutch and steering to keep a sideways motion from turn to turn without losing control.

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Driver Groups Explained
 

This section explains each Driver Group that we have at all Club Loose events. Drivers are broken into A, B and C group based on experience. Driving in the right group gives you and all of the other drivers in the group the best experience on track. Trying to drive in a group that you are not ready for is dangerous and will not happen.

A GROUP

A Group is for the drivers that have all the required safety equipment, meaning firesuit, shoes, gloves, appropriate roll cage, etc. These are the drivers that have no issues making it around the track and are working on getting closer to other cars and running a better, faster line. Just because you have a roll cage does not put you in A group.

B GROUP

 

B Group drivers are the ones who are making it through the course without issues, i.e. not spinning, not understeering. They are running a good line, maybe not the best line but they are learning. They are starting to go faster and try new things. 

C GROUP

 

C Group drivers are the new ones, the drivers still learning their cars, learning the track, etc. This is where everyone starts. There’s nothing wrong with being in C group, we were all there. These are the drivers working to link the course and start understanding what the right line is. They are figuring out what they need to do in the car to make it work. All drivers new to drifting or Club Loose start in C group.

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  • Drivers must possess a valid, state issued drivers license and must be 18-years of age or older (Anyone under 18 requires a parental consent form to be signed at registration). 

  • Passengers are permitted providing the following conditions are met: They must be 18 years or older. They must be seated in the front passenger seat (no passengers in the rear seats).  The passenger must have equal safety equipment to the driver. For example: If the driver is in a race seat with a race harness, the passenger seat must be of the same configuration.

  • Pitt Race reserves the right to cancel the passenger policy if any driver is observed being careless or reckless while carrying a passenger. 

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SPECIAL NOTE:

 

Any driver who has not held a competition license or is unsure of which groups they drive in must contact Club Loose before registering for an event. International drivers, please contact us also to confirm your group. We are well aware of the high standard of drifting and that many semi pro competitors are in fact pro level drivers; we will work with all drivers on event days to move you to the group that will benefit you the most.

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