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Honda Challenge and the H2 Class for the “Masses”
In 2002, the Honda Challenge racing series was created on the East Coast as a competitive racing venue for competitors with Hondas and Acuras. The main intention of the series was to provide a place for competitors to race their "swapped" vehicles which did not currently fit in any other series rules competitively. In 2003, the Honda Challenge series became a national NASA class with multiple regions including East Coast (ECHC), West Coast (WCHC), Mid West (MWHC), South East (SEHC), Northwest (NWHC), Texas (THC), and Florida (FLHC). The Honda Challenge series currently has competitors in all of NASA's 11 regions across the country.
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WCHC: Season Opener, California Speedway 3-07
Round 1 of the 2007 NASA Socal region Honda Challenge Championship took place at California Speedway on March 17th, and 18th. It was a perfect weekend for racing with sunny skies and temps in the high 70s. The excitement level was high for the first round of the season. California Speedway has become...
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WCHC: Buttonwillow Race Report (10-06)
Round 7 of the NASA Socal region Honda Challenge race took place at Buttonwillow Raceway on October 14th, and 15th. It was a beautiful weekend with temps in the high 70s, and sunny skies. It’s Saturday morning, and everyone is ready to get on track.
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WCHC: Willow Springs Race Report (8-06)
Round 6 of the NASA Socal region Honda Challenge race took place at famous Willow Springs International Raceway on August 5th, and 6th. It was a beautiful weekend with temps in the low to mid 90s, and sunny skies. It’s Saturday morning, and the sun has risen over the Mojave Desert to display another glorious Southern California day for racing.
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