Any mustangs in the CSCS Time Attack series?

[90GT]

I've been looking at the www.cscs.ca Time Attack "Street" and "Super Street" classes. My old fox would definitely pass in reg. street... and I think it could be fun, as I really wanna get into some amateur racing with my car. However, all I see are Miata's, S2000's, BMW's... will my old fox be like able to keep up? I know this i geared more towards imports, is there another racing group I'd be better off taking a look at that's more suited for an old fox mustang?

Any info, insight or links to the like is appreciated..!

[RedSN]

Probably because it's Canadian Sport Compact Series, and Mustangs are not allowed in "Street" class. You would have to be in "Super Street".


Street
Make-----Models Allowed-------------Models Not Allowed
Ford------------All-------------------Cobra, Mustang Cobra, Ford GT

Super Street
Make-----Models Allowed-------------------Models Not Allowed
Ford------Cobra, Mustang Cobra, Ford GT

Unless I'm reading that wrong and a Mustang GT is okay?

There used to be a guy here (or on the other site), I think he was from Ottawa? He used to do pretty well with his GT in auto-X

edit: dbovine is who I was thinking of.
http://www.torontomustangclub.ca/forums/showthread.php?2065-Brimley-Michigan-Autocross&highlight=cones

[90GT]

^^^ Ya that kind of confused me as well.. I was thinking the Termi cobras... but mustang cobra might refer to all v8 mustangs.

[G-ForceJunkie]

Ontario Time Attack has a much better classing system if you'd like to be competitive without having to build your car to a rulebook. There used to be quite a few Mustangs in the series, but I think they've tapered off a bit.
http://time-attack.ca/
http://www.casc.on.ca/timeattack

[90GT]

Ontario Time Attack has a much better classing system if you'd like to be competitive without having to build your car to a rulebook. There used to be quite a few Mustangs in the series, but I think they've tapered off a bit.
http://time-attack.ca/
http://www.casc.on.ca/timeattack

Awesome...exactly what I was looking for!... Im gonna try the next Hanson driving school and look into the casc driving classes... see where it takes me. I figure I got a car that was intended to be driven... lets go for it!

[G-ForceJunkie]

If you have any questions, I used to be quite involved so may be able to help you out - if not, I'm sure I can refer you to someone that can. The CASC-OR forum can be helpful too.
http://www.casc.on.ca/forums/