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Now that you've
chosen the class you'd like to race in, you'll need to get your NASA
Competition License.
How Do I Get My License?
Read this section if you have little or no track
experience:
In order
to be considered for a license, you will need to have participated in a NASA
HPDE 4 open passing group or bring documented proof that you are qualified
to drive in an open passing environment. If you are not already a regular
NASA participant and can't provide proof of experience, you will be required
to start the process in the HPDE environment to verify your experience
level. If you are not able to prove your skill level, you will have to spend
some time in the HPDE program working up to the required level. Once you
have achieved or proven the required skill level, you will find that each
region has slightly different programs for their competition schools. All
NASA regions have an in-house competition licensing programs that prepare
new drivers to join our competitive racing series.
Read this section if you have:
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A current or expired license from another org.
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Hold a professional school certificate
Please go to
www.nasaprorarcing.com and obtain a membership.
Please fax the following formation:
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Completed
Provisional License Application
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A copy of your state driver's license
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A copy of your racing license or school certificate
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A copy of a
Medical Form (from other orgs, ok)
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A coversheet with a credit card number with expiration
date.
Fax # 510-277-0657
Read this section if you have track experience,
but never had a license (from any org):
You will have to participate in a
region's licensing program to obtain a Provisional License. Contact your
Regional Director for more information about programs in your home
region. Optionally, you may also obtain a Provisional License by
taking a course at one of NASA's accredited professional schools. You
can find more information on these schools and their licensing processes by
visiting
http://www.nasaproracing.com/schools
Renewing your NASA license:
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Check the medical expiration date on your last
license.
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If expired, please fax a copy of a new medical,
along with a coversheet containing a credit card number and
expiration date. Fax # 510-277-0657
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If not expired, please use this link:
http://www.nasaproracing.com/user_profile/license_renewal
Provisional License holder information:
Once a driver has been issued a Provisional License,
he/she will only be allowed to compete in those events hosted by the Region
of issuance (special exceptions may be granted upon request). Each time a
Provisional License holder completes a race without incident, he/she must
obtain the signature of the Race Director, or the Race Director's appointee.
Once four races have been signed off, the Provisional License is complete,
and may be submitted to the NASA National Office to obtain a National
Competition License. The provisional book must be filled out and turned in
to the Race Director at the beginning of an event and collected at the end
of the event.
Note- NASA Provisional License holders are defined as
"Rookies" (according to the CCR) and will remain so until they have finished
eight races without significant incident, even thought the provisional book
is completed after four races without incident. Rookie drivers must comply
with the requirements in section 13.2 of the
CCR.
Further instructions are on the forms
and you can call the National Office at 510-232-6272 with any questions you
may have.
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