#DRIVENASA – Arizona Region | We Drive Harder!

We had a great season last year with more than 40 different competitors joining the fray for 17 race sessions. Eighteen of those drivers at one point or another found the top spot on the podium! We had guest races, guest classes, including Spec Corvette! Track records were reset, new racers made it through comp school and we’re looking to have an even bigger 2022 season! I’m excited to see what the races hold for us with all the racers joining old and new.
2022 ST Rules and Classing Forms
There have been some updates to the 2022 Super Touring rules, particularly around tires, and there are some benefits possible for those running various DOT brands.
Make sure you’re acquainted with them on the Super Touring pages on DriveNASA.com. There are new ST1-4 rules and ST5-6 rules. New or altered rules are highlighted. Additionally, the Super Touring page includes the new 2022 car

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This was our second 2021 visit to Arizona Motorsports Park, known as “Arizona’s Safest Road Course,” is a 2.26 mile, 16-turn, and reversible track with a few passing zones and one big challenge: a sound restriction that forces the NASA crew to setup a single file of cones on one section of the track to ensure that competitors remain compliant with the local sound ordinance.
ST3 driver Ken Orgeron nabbed pole position Saturday and Sunday and took the ST3 and overall wins both days, adding to his collection of “winner” stickers.Great weather on Saturday meant clean racing. The track was run in the clockwise direction both days. In qualifying, Ken Orgeron set the pole for ST3 and overall, with a 1:45.060 in his No. 199 BMW, followed by Spec Corvette racer Darren Griffith in his GM No. 07 with a 1:50.190. Elliot Freireich rounded out the top three and Ted Standen

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