NCM Driving School in the Carolinas... Registration opens
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NCM Driving School in the Carolinas... Registration opens
Thought this would be of interest to all the guys and gals that like driving on twistie road course...
Good Luck and enjoy...
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...post1556137907
Good Luck and enjoy...
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...post1556137907
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Originally Posted by barkingowl
How much time does one actually get on the track?
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I went last year and man was it a blast. last year we had 4 or 5 30 minute sessions each day. So thats about 4-5 hours for the weekend. I was so sore Sunday afternoon I didn't even do the last session. Class sessions are about 15-20 and are before each driving session. They are making this an annual event, but it may not always be held at cmp, they are also looking inot VIR.
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What class did you run in? I was thinking I should do the novice class, if I go... at least the level 2 novice.
Only problem is, the last time I ran at CMP, the damn auto tranny got pretty friggin hot
Only problem is, the last time I ran at CMP, the damn auto tranny got pretty friggin hot
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Originally Posted by ken y2k c5
I went last year and man was it a blast. last year we had 4 or 5 30 minute sessions each day. So thats about 4-5 hours for the weekend. I was so sore Sunday afternoon I didn't even do the last session. Class sessions are about 15-20 and are before each driving session. They are making this an annual event, but it may not always be held at cmp, they are also looking inot VIR.
Last year was my first HPDE, and I first thought I wouldn't get enough time on the track. Boy was I wrong, and like Ken, I didn't do my last session on Sunday because I was soooo tired. It was a blast! And the instructors are great! But you usually have to sign up as soon as the event gets posted...they've been known to fill up in 3 hours. Check out this link:
http://www.corvettemuseum.com/regist...PDE/info.shtml
Julie!
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Originally Posted by OvrEagR
What class did you run in? I was thinking I should do the novice class, if I go... at least the level 2 novice.
Only problem is, the last time I ran at CMP, the damn auto tranny got pretty friggin hot
Only problem is, the last time I ran at CMP, the damn auto tranny got pretty friggin hot