Driver Shool March 6-7 at Sears Point. Registration is now

[Guest Anonymous]

OK you wannabe boy racers. Great fun and a superbly run program.

See you there!

John N

[Guest Anonymous]

Where's sears point, when is it, who signs up where, etc etc

[Guest Anonymous]

(nt)

[Guest Anonymous]

school is a BMWCCA school over 2 days. It is a track school to teach you how to drive better in your car. there are 4 levels, from first time beginner, to drive alone advanced. Go to the Golden Gate chapter, BMWCCA website for complete track school information. They have the whole thing download-able in pdf format. People come from other states to attend these Sears schools because of the unique/historical/challenging track. Infineon/Sears Point has been a famous road racing course for many years and is the site of a Petit Le Mans race as well as many other races. Even NASCAR comes to Sears Point every year for 1 of their 2 road course races.

[Guest Anonymous]

URL: http://fototime.com/BE8AA172AFE6AAD/standard.jpg

It's just an incredible experience...

[Guest Anonymous]

I went to www.pukkasoft.com to register- I could not see the school on the BMWCCA GGC site. Pukkasoft has a great events calendar too that lists lots of track schools and driving events that are going on evry month nation-wide. I have added it to a frequent favorite: there are some inexpensive schools available . We had a good turn-out of 2002s in November, 2003 for the Sears Point BMWCCA school- and it would be great if we could get even more 2002s for the March school. Hope all the November drivers return. More 2002s, fewer E36/46 M cars.

[Guest Anonymous]

URL: http://www.ncracing.org/timetrials.html

-"More 2002s, fewer E36/46 M cars."

LOL. That's been my mantra for quite some time now.

There's a great time trial program starting this year with Northen California Racing Club you might want to take a look at. Come join us if you can.

-shad

[Guest Anonymous]

i think i saw reference to the club's events on pukkasoft calendar. Pictured 3.0( i think) looks great! Look forward to getting it together and joining you guys at a school this year. Thanks for the recommendation.

[Guest Anonymous]

Just kidding Jay.

When the CCA runs their schools now, do they use the old track or the "new and removed" Nascar crap?

[Guest Anonymous]

URL: http://www.internetsoccer.com/images/2003-ALMS-Map.print.gif

and made the run-outs much safer. The club uses the full track.

Here is the circuit we ran in November: http://www.internetsoccer.com/images/2003-ALMS-Map.print.gif

Cheers!

John N

[Guest Anonymous]

3,4,5 gave me problems as I would either carry too much speed in, or miss my turn in completely.

Nail the Carosel and my 4 cyl could be all over the heavier 6cyl cars in 7. Of course they would drop me from there.