WHAT IS AN AUTOCROSS?
An autocross is a performance driving event where you can drive your car on a closed temporary course. A typical
autocross course is marked out with orange traffic pylons and is driven at lower speeds. Drivers are timed while on
course and hitting a pylon adds a 1 second penalty. Typically the course is layed out to test a driver's skill and the
cars handling and agility. GGLC events are low-key, fun and encourage drivers to enjoy and learn about their cars.
GGLC AUTOCROSS FORMAT
GGLC Autocross events will be will have a limited number of drivers to allow drivers to get a large number
of runs. Drivers are broken into groups and the groups rotate between running and working. All drivers are
required to work.
Drivers are asked to arrive early to help set-up and to attend a driver's meeting before the first run group.
GGLC Autocross Chairs: Larry Bisares and Alexander Komlik - autox"at"gglotus.org
Feel free to email Larry and Alexander any questions concerning the GGLC Autocrosses.
For newbies and novices, there will be experienced drivers available at the event to give you tips and coaching.
All GGLC Autocrosses take place at the Marina Municipal Airport in Marina California. The Airport is located on
Reservation Rd. in Marina (about 5-6 miles north of Monterey).
DIRECTIONS TO THE MARINA AIRPORT
Click here for results and stories about past GGLC Autocross events - Past Events
