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Originally, the E46 M3 was excluded from STU, but that exclusion has been removed for a while now. STU doesn't specifically list cars (other than giving a non-exhaustive list of examples). Good to know! =) (See, that's why I have novices post here.) leonard thanks for responding to my email! very h...

Rick Brown wrote:There are also ladies classes that run in different groups than the corresponding open class, although you both work the same group.

oh i think she'll like this a lot!

now to convert her "wow it feels like a racecar honey" to "I'm gonna kick you butt on the track"

Mako Koiwai wrote:Vis a vis getting the wife involved - there should be a Ladies (only) School later in the year.

vis a vis?

I believe I read somewhere that having 2 drivers share 1 car is allowed? If it is I'm wondering how the logistics would work. I drive car, she drive car, i drive, she drive, i drive, she drive or would it be i take my 3 runs and then we switch? Just trying to figure out how I can get the wife involv...

Max Hayter wrote:SST is a local only class for cars not otherwise legal for ST - however, the E46 M3 is legal in STU. Trust me, I raced quite a few of them this year at National events.

awesome. so I should be looking at the regional website for the majority of my info over the scca.org site?

Is there a site where I can find that the e46 m3 was amended into the STU class. I can't find it anywhere. http://www.scca.com/contentpage.aspx?content=78" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; gotta look through this years Fastrack Solo sections, or wait for the 2010 rulebook. I ...

Is there a site where I can find that the e46 m3 was amended into the STU class. I can't find it anywhere.

Hi guys & gals! Just looking at getting into solo racing and had a quick question about what class my car would run in.

its a 2005 e46 m3. only modifications are its tires (265/35/18 all around on street tires) and larger rotors/calipers.

I've been told I can run in STU?