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Look to the BMW CCA Club racing page

They outline the requirements fairly simply
Hagen
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Re: Woo-hoo !! My new CR license is APPROVED !!!!!!

Chris, no, I have no previous racing experience. I have been instructing at DE's for around 2 years now, and am surrounded by BMW & Porsche racers...so I thought I would take the plunge. The BMW CCA requirements are fairly simple.

Please feel free to email me if you have any questions that I can answer..

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Re: Woo-hoo !! My new CR license is APPROVED !!!!!!

How difficult is it to get? Did you have previous racing experience? I'm going from DE's to club racing this year and will be applying for mine in a few days. Just looking for some advice.

ARRIVED TODAY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Not sure; Trying for a co-drive at the March >>

event at Texas World Speedway with a friend in IS. We'll see...it's his car!!!

Congrats - when will your first race be?

Cheers,
Mike

1997 M3 IP/ITE #121

Woo-hoo !! My new CR license is APPROVED !!!!!!

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