Re: Autocross classifications

[Bryan Billings <billings@codenet.net>]

Well I race with a 97 Drivers Edition in CSP and at the time we had
similar upgrades.  He beat me by 3 tenths of a second. So I am not sure
if this answers your question. I was not really focusing on GTI VR6's. 
According to SCCA we are both in CSP if you are modified. If not you are
in G stock.

Bryan Billings

Eric Dotson wrote:
> 
> > Here is the answer to the autocross claffications question from SCCA.
> >
> > Ok you see that all Passat and A3 Jettas are in DSP.  Cool
> > Now go to the very bottom and read the additions.
> >
> > catch-all
> >  DSP All 4 cylinder and Rotary Rear-wheel Drive Mini-Pickups
> >  ESP All American inline 6, V6, and V8 sedans and pick-ups NOC
> >  CSP All sedans over 1.5L and under 3.0L NOC
> >  DSP All sedans under 1.5 liters NOC
> >  CSP All sports cars under 2.0L NOC
> >  ESP Other Sedans over 3.0 liters NOC
> >
> > Sorry Passat and A3 Jetta GLX with 2.8l V6 are CSP!
> >
> > Bryan Billings
> 
> I'm a little confused.  Is the GTI-VR6 considered a sports car or
> sedan?  If it's a sports car, it's in ASP with the Corrado VR6.  The
> local club I run at put me in class with the Corrado, I thought I should
> be in CSP. (Not that the results would be much different, I still would
> get smoked.)  If the GTI is a sedan - it is the same as the Jetta GLX
> except for the trunk, more or less - then it's in CSP.  This is how I
> thought it worked.
> 
> Eric