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Every so often in officical motorsports circles people like to talk about the “Grassroots” and, in particular, how to grow motorsports in the region from the bottom up by establishing a strong base. But what exactly is this “Grassroots” movement and where do you find it? One could argue that the main incubator for motorsports lies in the Karting arena and indeed we’ve got a pretty strong karting scene around these parts. But if you’re looking for folks that are actually willing to bring actual cars to actual events and compete for the first time then there’s only one place that can be truly considered “The Grassroots” and that’s the Autocross scene.
Let’s take a look…
