Yeah the one I mentioned as an example is "loose" in that it's an autox style cone course but there's no timers or rules or anything other than like not ruining the course.
You pay $80 or whatever and get to do as many runs as you like throughout the day. Sometimes they change up the course layout halfway through.
SpeedSF's organizer for that event will go out periodically and adjust the cones and stuff. Although in my experience they get lazy halfway through the day.
But the idea is it's nothing fancy like a standard autox event. It's just a cone course to mess around on to work on handling and inputs.
This way there's absolutely no pressure. You're just there to learn your car in a small relatively controlled environment.
You pay $80 or whatever and get to do as many runs as you like throughout the day. Sometimes they change up the course layout halfway through.
SpeedSF's organizer for that event will go out periodically and adjust the cones and stuff. Although in my experience they get lazy halfway through the day.
But the idea is it's nothing fancy like a standard autox event. It's just a cone course to mess around on to work on handling and inputs.
This way there's absolutely no pressure. You're just there to learn your car in a small relatively controlled environment.