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Skip to content NASA Pro Racing Championships Forum Contingencies NASA Speed News Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube Join NASA ST News Forms/Rules Events Results National Results Regional Results Contact Us NASA Super Touring Roadracing NASA Super Touring (ST) is NASA’s premiere open marque racing series and an extension of the Performance Touring series, catering to more powerful and exotic cars. ST uses an Adjusted Weight to Power Ratio that starts with the vehicle competition weight and the chassis dynamometer horsepower numbers, and is modified and adjusted using ST Modification Factors. There are currently five ST classes, ST1, ST2, ST3, ST4, and ST5, with ST6 planned for 2019. ST encourages a wide range of builds and modifications within the power-to-weight confines to provide builders, tuners, and racers a showcase for their talent and imagination. NASA Super Unlimited (SU) is the class available for any four wheel (non-formula) vehicles that have weight to power ratios or modifications over and above those permitted in Super Touring as well as those that do not fit in any other NASA class and are heavily prepared for serious speed. Performance modifications are unlimited, and the only restrictions are those pertaining to safety. NASA ST racers receive championship points in their respective ST class within the region sanctioning the NASA racing event they are competing in. Certain multi-region events will be designated as “crossover events”, and the points earned by a driver at such an event will transfer to his or her respective home region’s championship series. However, a driver may also choose to simultaneously compete in more than one region’s championship series. In that case, crossover event points will be applied to both series. A driver must participate in a minimum number of event days to be eligible for championship series trophies, awards, or prizes at the end of the year (as determined by your region). The points from every driver’s lowest events of the year will be dropped (number of event drop days will be determined by your region, and includes events that the driver was not present at). Every year, there is a national Championship event, the NASA Championships, that takes place at various tracks across the country. The eligibility requirement for the NASA Championships is that a driver must compete in at least 5 regional ST races. Obtaining a certain minimum level of placing is not necessary. Please contact your Regional ST Leader if you desire to compete, or if you just have questions. You can find your Regional Leader’s contact form through the Contact button above, under Contact Us . You can also contact our National ST Director, Greg Greenbaum, on the same Contact Us page if you have national issues. We have a great group of drivers, and although the majority of us are pretty competitive, our main goal is to have fun. We often pit in the same area of the paddock, help each other out, and meet for Saturday dinner. Whether you are new to competition, a current racer, or someone who has years of racing experience that wants a lower stress level competition, we have something for you. Greg G.—NASA National ST Director QUICK LINKS Forms/Rules News Contact Us SEARCH NASA SUPER TOURING WEBSITE Search for: OFFICIAL NATIONAL PARTNERS LATEST NEWS Rescued From the Flood December 3, 2019 NASA Northeast Championships Decided in Final, Extraordinarily Wet Race November 26, 2019 Multiple Corrections November 12, 2019 Into the Kitty Litter October 29, 2019 Fickle Weather October 22, 2019 NASA NATIONAL NEWS NASA Announces Newest Region in Hawaii January 28, 2020 National Auto Sport Association Relaunches NP01 Program January 20, 2020 2020 NASA Championships Presented By Toyo Tires to be Held at Utah Motorsports Campus October 11, 2019 Follow All the Racing Action Live from the 2019 NASA Championships at Mid-Ohio September 21, 2019 NASA Introduces New Endurance Series - No Comp License Required July 23, 2019 © National Auto Sport Association Inc. Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube...