It's what I do for other meets. :icon17:


You plannin on rollin out for the whole weekend? I might be down to split costs with you if you wanted?

I'll be rolling up with a posse of my own, likely. We should figure out who's going that we all know and consider getting a couple hotel rooms or something.

Ah, figured. Keep me posted, I could push any birthday nonsense my parents might want to do to the following weekend...

Btw, the woman talking to me sent me this video, for the interested. This is last year.

That looks pretty sweet that they do the academics And driving...

That's the way almost all HPDE's work. Trackdaze includes an instructor in-car, and multiple classes.

Did she say how many spots they still have available?

Info sheet required?

Nope, just taking names til it's full.

Dont dick around :-p

She asked me some basic questions when she responded to my email. (Year/Make/Model/Color, cell phone number...)

No ones dicking around? Just trying to find out how many they have and what they need...

No, tard - I was just saying: dont waste time. Sign up asap before this **** fills up.

:icon17: I know, just fun to troll you. :p

Bumping this up. Happened this past Sunday, and was a blast.

I dont mind saying, you missed out Chris :-p

First half of the day was dedicated to braking exercises for about 45 minutes, another 45 towards the slalom (in my video below), and another 45 at the skidpad (also below, but NOT me or my car - that was a veteran driving someone else's NISMO).





They also gave free ride-alongs with anyone who was interested really in a nice, clean Lotus Esprit V8. Other instructors were more than happy to take you out in their own cars. One notable one being a neat Caterham (of which I have photos on my phone that arent uploaded yet), and a sweet track-prepped C5 Z06.

Lunch was free (albeit unexciting lol), and overall people took care of everyone there.

In the afternoon, we had our 2 ~25 minute sessions. My first session, my instructor was an older gentleman who, woe is him, had the terrible job of being a pitchman for some luxury cars. IE, guy wants to buy a Ferrari but doesnt know his head from his *** about handling - no problem, we'll have George here take ya out in it on the track, and show you what it can do! He was George :-p. Anyway, I felt I learned a LOT from him, and raelly enjoyed his instruction. Sadly, his knee went out on him later in the day, and I had to swap out with another instructor. This guy was the owner of the Caterham, and his line that he tried to teach me, I did NOT like at all. It was a line for a light, nimble, low-powered car. And it makes sense I liked the other guys line better: he was used to driving high HP GT cars around the track, whereas the other instructor was used to lighter, more nimble cars.

Anyway, sadly I didnt record session 1 since the GoPro I was borrowing was low on batteries, but I did get session 2. I was easily a few seconds slower in session 2 due to this wonky line I was following, but such is life - I learned a new line around the track at least, I suppose...



I have in-car camera of the slalom's and my track session also, but I need to upload them yet. Will update this later!

In the end, I had low expectations for the event (I was proven correct in the classroom sessions lol, but its ok). But the instructors I had were fairly knowledgeable and catered to my level of experience, which I appreciated greatly.

*EDIT*
I guess I only took a couple pictures. Oh well :(

Caterham below was my 2nd instructor's car.

http://images60.fotki.com/v778/photo..._152707-vi.jpg

http://images60.fotki.com/v778/photo..._084807-vi.jpg

Nismo here.

I have a bunch of pics which I should get around to posting some day.

Cool, nice to meet you btw.

Sorry, I had class that night. :ugh2: