SOT: Performance Driving Schools in Las Vegas

[Guest Anonymous]

1. My wife and I might be going to Las Vegas sometime between late spring and mid summer for a week of fun and relaxation. Does anyone know a schedule of performance driving schools in that area during that time frame? I think I want to sync the trip with a nice learning experience (excuse to flog my M Coupe). I've never been to a track to race or for a school. I think its about time. Thanks for your help.

2. OT: Any ideas which resort we'd have a good time staying at? I haven't been there since I was a little kid. My wife is pregnant and we're trying to do our last little vacation until the kid is through college.

Michael

[Guest Anonymous]

I know its not in Vegas...but it sure sounds like a hoot. With any luck I'll have the 2002 there.

Gary

[Guest Anonymous]

URL: http://www.sincitybmwcarclub.com/driving.html

I'll be there in my e30!

[Guest Anonymous]

Honestly, I'm still not ready to join up yet. I don't want to ad any more expenses than I already have at this point (busted BBS LM, Jeep got rear ended today, baby coming, oh and the 2002 project). Plus I don't think I can use the membership to its full potential until later on. Is there any way to just do the school without the membership? Flame suit on!

[Guest Anonymous]

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[Guest Anonymous]

but not $40 for the CCA membership? You even get a cool magazine!

[Guest Anonymous]

Is it cheaper for CCA members? I mean, if it makes money sense I'll join, but its not like I have the time nor money to do this all the time.

[Guest Anonymous]

wherever you go!

[Guest Anonymous]

for BMWCCA club members. You'll save the $40 membership cost with just a couple of visits to the parts depart. Plus, you'll save $10 on each local Chapter auto-cross event you attend. And if you want to attend any local chapter Driving School a BMWCCA membership is required.

All in all, it's well worth the $40 membership. Not to mention a great monthly mag.

Phil

1991 E30M3

1970 2002 (Future M2)

1958 Isetta 300

1966 Mustang

1999 Land Rover Discovery

[Guest Anonymous]

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[Guest Anonymous]

Im interested

[Guest Anonymous]

The 2 parts people that are there now are pretty good. I saved $3 today on just misc stuff.

Gary

[Guest Anonymous]

Here's link to the Driving school page: http://www.rmcbmwcca.org/DrivingSchool/driving_school.htm

and check out the local Yahoo group page:

http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/RMBMW2002/

[Guest Anonymous]

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[Guest Anonymous]

URL: http://northstarbmw.org/mkp.aspx

Our schools are roughly priced like this. The goal on setting the price is to hopefully break even for insurance, track rental, small food and drink costs, etc.

$50: basic car control clinic, teen car control clinics (beginer level)

$100: advanced car control clinic, winter driving schools (intermediate)

$300: advanced driving school (intermediate-advanced) Held at a race track. Helmet required, much higher speed.