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BUDGET RACING WITH THE EMPHASIS ON BUDGET
The Track Attack Race Club announce the lunch of what they believe to be the cheapest way into circuit racing today, the 206GTi Production Cup.
Utilising the 206Gti Hot Hatch this is latest offering from TARC to make entering motor sports affordable. If you build your own car, donors are available from ebay/autotrader for as little as £500, add in roll cage and other safety equipment you need to go racing and you could have a self built car out on circuit for as little as £2000. New professionally built cars available for £3950. Sponsored by HRX gives you half price entry fees too.
TOYOTA CELICA RACING
The Track Attack Race Club announces the launch of its latest low cost entry to circuit racing with the introduction of the CELICA TROPHY.
Having launched a number of race series and championships since inception back in 2004, when it launched a race series for dedicated to the Toyota Mr2 Sports car and still going strong today, it has always looked at ways to encourage people into racing
and knows how cost is often the reason many don't participate.
This new series is deliberately aimed at those on a tight budget and uses a car that is readily available, easily converted to a race car, where spares are inexpensive and has put together a subsidised package for everything you will need from roll cage to clothing and even in some cases sponsorship for an all inclusive option.
With its touring car style rear wing adding to the race car feel, it’s a great way to start a race career, 14 races at 7 circuits. Join in when you like , do as many or as few races as you wish even share the car and the costs with a mate. Why not give it a go ? You know you want to.
OFFICIAL LAUNCH DAY ROCKINGHAM MARCH 7 , POP DOWN SEE THE CARS TALK TO THE RACE TEAM AND MAYBE HAVE A RIDE BEFORE COMMITTING.
Our racing club are offering several ways of getting into racing, and it might not be as expensive as you would think.
Plus you don't even need a car.
The Carbon8 Coupe Cup is a budget conscious race series for Gen one and two, two litre Hyundai Coupe and offers accessible motorsport whatever your experience level, all on a level playing field. The cars run a strict set of construction rules using control parts from some of the top names in motorsport to ensure that both costs are kept in check and there is parity amongst the cars. Although the use of control, mandatory parts sounds expensive, the Hyundai Coupe Cup has been conceived to get as many budding racers on the track as possible in a package that has been thoroughly developed and sorted for handling and reliability proving that budget racing doesn't mean compromising on quality.
Cost controlled, competitive racing is the key to the Hyundai Coupe Cup which is why the cars run reasonably close to road specification with MSA safety equipment and limited tuning to both the chassis and engine. You could, if you wanted still MOT, tax, insure and use your Coupe as a ‘daily driver’ if you wanted.
Currently you are able to buy an ‘off the shelf’ newly-built race car for as little as £4295 from one of our Cup approved builders or, if you fancy building one yourself, the basic control parts come to under £1800. These consist of the series marked Safety Devices roll cage, AVO coil-over suspension Pipercross filtration and EBC Brakes. When you take into account that decent Coupe’s can be picked up off eBay for less than £500, it makes the Coupe Cup possibly the cheapest way to get into motorsport in the UK.
We have several major household name motorsport component manufacturers on board to supply the control parts, quality names such as Safety Devices, Pipercross, EBC Brakes and AVO Suspension. The basic specification of the cars run a six-point bolt in series cage and suspension wise, coil overs with adjustable platforms and adjustable damping have been specially manufactured for the series by AVO. This offers more tuning options and the ability for the driver to set up the chassis more to their liking without spending further.
We will be at the Track Attack launch day on the 7th March at Rockingham, and for more information on joining the series and what it can offer visitwww.coupecup.com
The Track Attack Race Club announce the lunch of what they believe to be the cheapest way into circuit racing today, the 206GTi Production Cup.
Utilising the 206Gti Hot Hatch this is latest offering from TARC to make entering motor sports affordable. If you build your own car, donors are available from ebay/autotrader for as little as £500, add in roll cage and other safety equipment you need to go racing and you could have a self built car out on circuit for as little as £2000. New professionally built cars available for £3950. Sponsored by HRX gives you half price entry fees too.
TOYOTA CELICA RACING
The Track Attack Race Club announces the launch of its latest low cost entry to circuit racing with the introduction of the CELICA TROPHY.
Having launched a number of race series and championships since inception back in 2004, when it launched a race series for dedicated to the Toyota Mr2 Sports car and still going strong today, it has always looked at ways to encourage people into racing
and knows how cost is often the reason many don't participate.
This new series is deliberately aimed at those on a tight budget and uses a car that is readily available, easily converted to a race car, where spares are inexpensive and has put together a subsidised package for everything you will need from roll cage to clothing and even in some cases sponsorship for an all inclusive option.
With its touring car style rear wing adding to the race car feel, it’s a great way to start a race career, 14 races at 7 circuits. Join in when you like , do as many or as few races as you wish even share the car and the costs with a mate. Why not give it a go ? You know you want to.
OFFICIAL LAUNCH DAY ROCKINGHAM MARCH 7 , POP DOWN SEE THE CARS TALK TO THE RACE TEAM AND MAYBE HAVE A RIDE BEFORE COMMITTING.
Our racing club are offering several ways of getting into racing, and it might not be as expensive as you would think.
Plus you don't even need a car.
The Carbon8 Coupe Cup is a budget conscious race series for Gen one and two, two litre Hyundai Coupe and offers accessible motorsport whatever your experience level, all on a level playing field. The cars run a strict set of construction rules using control parts from some of the top names in motorsport to ensure that both costs are kept in check and there is parity amongst the cars. Although the use of control, mandatory parts sounds expensive, the Hyundai Coupe Cup has been conceived to get as many budding racers on the track as possible in a package that has been thoroughly developed and sorted for handling and reliability proving that budget racing doesn't mean compromising on quality.
Cost controlled, competitive racing is the key to the Hyundai Coupe Cup which is why the cars run reasonably close to road specification with MSA safety equipment and limited tuning to both the chassis and engine. You could, if you wanted still MOT, tax, insure and use your Coupe as a ‘daily driver’ if you wanted.
Currently you are able to buy an ‘off the shelf’ newly-built race car for as little as £4295 from one of our Cup approved builders or, if you fancy building one yourself, the basic control parts come to under £1800. These consist of the series marked Safety Devices roll cage, AVO coil-over suspension Pipercross filtration and EBC Brakes. When you take into account that decent Coupe’s can be picked up off eBay for less than £500, it makes the Coupe Cup possibly the cheapest way to get into motorsport in the UK.
We have several major household name motorsport component manufacturers on board to supply the control parts, quality names such as Safety Devices, Pipercross, EBC Brakes and AVO Suspension. The basic specification of the cars run a six-point bolt in series cage and suspension wise, coil overs with adjustable platforms and adjustable damping have been specially manufactured for the series by AVO. This offers more tuning options and the ability for the driver to set up the chassis more to their liking without spending further.
We will be at the Track Attack launch day on the 7th March at Rockingham, and for more information on joining the series and what it can offer visitwww.coupecup.com
