Bit of a Tank Slapper

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March 17, 2020 Speed News Editor

NASA Arizona driver Jim Shepard had a front-row seat to a tank slapper as he exited “the bowl” at Chuckwalla Valley Raceway in Desert Center, Calif. As the track rises through the left hander out the bowl, grip goes away, as demonstrated by Louis Verloop, the driver in the Miata in front of Shepard. Verloop gathered it up, then demonstrated excellent awareness and didn’t try to re-enter the track too quickly. Well done, guys.
Jim Shepard’s TT4 Honda S2000
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March 17, 2020 Speed News Editor

As our nation and our world plot a path through the COVID-19 pandemic, the National Auto Sport Association (NASA) is working with state and local governments, facility managers, and medical professionals to ensure that the safety of our members comes first. We are actively consulting with both scientific and medical professionals to better understand the risks present and we will

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March 10, 2020 Speed News Editor

You spend your offseason refreshing your racecar. NASA national spends its offseason scouring the marketplace for more member benefits and contingency prize plans for NASA members.
For 2020, Ford Performance Racing has signed on again to offer prize programs for regional and championships competition in Spec Iron, American Iron, American Iron Extreme — and even for Ford drivers in Super Touring