Open Wheel - Race Schools
#1
Open Wheel - Race Schools
I have been taking part in DEs with my 996 GT3 since 2006, and am ready to dip a toe in the water with racing...
I really like open wheel cars, and am thinking about attending Skip Barber or Bondurant to get some seat time in a 3-day class, and eventually getting an SCCA license. Any recommendations? Have any of you guys attended any of these schools?
Lastly, I'd like to get into arrive & drive racing. I like the notion of showing up for a 3-4 day weekend and having at it. I work too hard during the week, and simply don't have the time for the road travel with trailer & prep...
Any recommendations?
Thanks guys.
-Blake
I really like open wheel cars, and am thinking about attending Skip Barber or Bondurant to get some seat time in a 3-day class, and eventually getting an SCCA license. Any recommendations? Have any of you guys attended any of these schools?
Lastly, I'd like to get into arrive & drive racing. I like the notion of showing up for a 3-4 day weekend and having at it. I work too hard during the week, and simply don't have the time for the road travel with trailer & prep...
Any recommendations?
Thanks guys.
-Blake
#3
I did ABRS. nice school. great cars (wings and slicks Formula Renault). great telemetry sessions. instruction assumes you're not a novice but otherwise a great school (if you've done DE's you'll be fine, but I wouldn't recommend it for beginners).
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I haven't done any open wheel racing (too risky for me), but you may want to go with a school which also has an arrive & drive racing series associated with it. Not sure about the other options mentioned but Skip Barber does.
EDIT: I posted about racing MX-5s with Skip Barber here. Same things would refer to their open wheel formula cars.
EDIT: I posted about racing MX-5s with Skip Barber here. Same things would refer to their open wheel formula cars.