RENN GTS

In conjunction with my partner Jon Miller (IMSA and PWC professional race car driver), we are proud to announce HPDU - High Performance Driving University!

We are hosting our 1st event on July the 22nd at Buttonwillow Raceway Park, with the event capped at 40 cars. Professional drivers and coaches will be on staff and available to all participants, as well as a skid pad and over 7+ hours of OPEN TRACK time!

Due to the “unrestricted” nature of this event, we are requiring track experience. You don’t have to be Mark Webber, but you should be comfortable in an open passing, advanced run group. Here is all that is included:

• 7+ hours of open track, with open passing rules (point-bys always appreciated)
• Wet Skid Pad open for car control exercise
• Extremely limited enrollment (capped at 40 cars)
• Professional coaches on hand with AIM Solo for data coaching and GoPro cameras for video analysis
• Track tour during lunch, led by coaches to look at nuances missed while at speed
• Photos sent to you after the event
• Printed decal with number board

All of our events are self tech. Download our tech sheet and complete it yourself, or bring your car to a qualified prep shop to make sure that it is ready for track duty. Remember that you will be getting more than double the amount of track time (up to 7 hours) at our event, so check everything on your car thoroughly.

Free assigned garage to the first 10 signups ($100 value, 15 more available at cost from the track)

Please visit our website at www.hpdu.org to learn more and register for the event.

We look forward to seeing both the SoCal and NorCal Cayman GT4 groups out at the track next month!

Shockwave

I'll be there!!

ExMB

Great event at a good track.

Jon Miller

Thanks, we hope to see many GT4s out there. Already have a few signed up!

vantage

This will be a great event. Will come work permitting!

iyee318

This sounds great. Signed up. Can't wait to check this out.

usctrojanGT3

If it's under 100 I'll come out to play.

johnny2five

Signed up as well. Look forward to it!

BBiAutosport

Looks like a very promising event!!!!

RENN GTS

A little heat never hurt nobody

usctrojanGT3

I'm soft, plus years ago I went to BW in July and it was 114...that was not fun.

Mech33

I learned my lesson at a 116F THill day... never again.

usctrojanGT3

Yeah, it felt like an oven door was open and blowing into my helmet when I was on the track. I'd think....man I just want to come into the pits and get into the AC.

RENN GTS

Running the A/C in your car while lapping is not an issue in the GT4, this is why all GT4 Clubsports come with it still in the car.

Either way motorsport is not a comfortable environment. We would love to be able to regulate the heat but unfortunately HPDU doesn't own a HAARP system

24Chromium

Why #15? Buttonwillow isn't the same without Phill Hill.