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Sprinting is a great way to
participate in motor sport. As a competitor you can take part free from
many of the dangers associated with other disciplines. You are competing
against the clock so you don't encounter other vehicles to collide with
you. There is a wide range of venues such as race and kart tracks,
airfields, a few stately homes and even the odd purpose built sprint
course. These permit you to drive as fast as your car and abilities will
allow with little likelihood of you coming into contact with anything
solid. Events provide a wide range of classes and there will be something
to suit almost any car you plan to use.
Competitors are awarded
points based upon their performance against those of their fellow
competitors in their class. There are classes available for all types of
cars ranging from Roadgoing Saloons and Sports Cars, Roadgoing Specialist
Production Cars , Modified Saloons, Sports and Specialist Production Cars,
Sports Racing (Sports Libre) Cars to Single Seater Racing Cars. Within
each of these categories there are a number of classes divided by engine capacity.
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What
is Sprinting?