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Follow along as we take you through the process of getting a license to compete at the famed Nürburgring.
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The CRX was already a formidable autocrosser when new in the mid-1980s–but for those looking for more, A/T Engineering offered a complete upgrade package.
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A way to go faster on track that doesn't require any special equipment or memberships? Left-foot braking.
