Curious if anyone taken a Model Y to an autocross yet? What class would it run in? It's not in the SCCA rulebook yet. If I'm not mistaken. Treadwidth 64.4" > Height 63.9" so it should be legal to run.

Version 20.20.12 nicely sees and displays traffic cones, suggesting an application in autocross. There is probably too much delay for it to help during a given run, but the software has a complete history of your trajectory relative to ...

Have been autocrossing Corvettes for years between my C6 and my supercharged C7 which I traded for the P3D back in September. Was really looking forward to the start of our Spring season but that of course got cancelled. Another local ...

I attended my first SCCA autocross event last Saturday in my RWD Model 3. The event was organized by Cal Club, and they did a great job of it. I had planned to do some runs with stock traction control, and compare them against runs using ...

Quick look at a P3D+ at an Autocross school. Not mine, cough cough... One of the instructors has a YouTube channel and wanted to do a quick look and a full video. He got some of the car specs wrong but seeing his Tesla grin at the end ...

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Here is a video from an Autocross event I attended. Car performed very well even with the stability on. OEM tires, no mods.

really anything that would qualify as sporty driving, but it seems that after reading online a bit, Autocross events are pretty accessible and egalitarian in terms of level of experience and types of cars welcomed. I know the Model S isn ...

This car is epic in the rain on RE71R’s. This run was 0.6 off of my best dry run which got me 2nd in raw time. This wet run would have been good enough for 6th in raw. My buddy sent me video from his Datsun, he was behind me as I ...

I attended a small course autocross event at Sonoma Raceway yesterday with my stock 2019 P3D. Being a very short course with not too many people, I had a chance to do more runs than my body could handle. The car was a champ! This was my ...