BC Autoslalom Championship

Nope.  I plan on driving to Oregon on the Sunday. 

If you are really into the competitive side of autox, then attending something like this should be on your list of things to do.  Don't expect a lot of runs.  Three or maybe 4 max per day.  Your best time on Sat will be added to your best time on Sun.  Cars will be grouped into classes and after your runs are done, your car will be put in "impound" where your competitors can examine it to see if there are any illegal mods and then if they find something, they can file an official protest to get you booted out of your class.

You will be running against very well prepared cars with equally prepared drivers.  It's a real challenge, but like I said, this kind of event is something to try out if you are into the competitive side of autox.

Colby, I have attended this event several times, and it's VERY competitive and can be a long weekend with alot of waiting around.

There are many opportunities for seat times at all the other events, this requires sticker packages, etc...I ordered from the US, but Blitzgear can do this for you...

...and attend all the autox schools you can.  I think UBC has one in late Sept (Autox 101) and VCMC has one in late spring (Velocity 1).  If you want to attend (I really recommend it), then sign up EARLY.  Watch those forums and sign up on day 1 to be sure you get a spot.

Dancing With Cones has a little instruction and a different kind of autox.  No timing except for 2 runs near the end of the day.  Objective is to get identical times run to run.

When I went once, we got about 18 runs in the morning and 17 in the afternoon (course was reversed in the afternoon).  They use about a billion cones to line the course like a road.  Don't push it too much because they won't appreciate it if you smack them all down.    Objective here is to focus on driving basics.  Instructors are all racers and can offer some real insight.

Cool thing about Driving Unlimited is that they have courses at the skidpad in Pitt Meadows as well as at Mission Raceway.  You can take beginner courses in car control all the way up to advanced solo driving on the racetrack.  All with the same group.