ATTN : Ed or any other salesperson: which is more common in the US
07-24-2002, 03:36 PM
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Go to the QTR Challange to warm up. The maybe a more hardcore school.
You can often take driving schools at various race tracks, even if you don't have the car that is the choice of a certain club. We sometimes play with the Celica folks and others. The Alfa club sees maybe only 50% Alfas in any given event. I've also run with the BMW club in SD in the past.
Just look up your local racetracks, and see what events are being held there. Then ask the clubs holding those events if they accept non-brand owners/requirements.
It's all about seat time, and working up to your limits, not exceeding them immediately;-) The Alfa club has not even had a fender-bender in years of twice yearly driving schools. The Time Trials can get a little hairy on Saturday morning when tires are cold, and blood runs hot.
Just look up your local racetracks, and see what events are being held there. Then ask the clubs holding those events if they accept non-brand owners/requirements.
It's all about seat time, and working up to your limits, not exceeding them immediately;-) The Alfa club has not even had a fender-bender in years of twice yearly driving schools. The Time Trials can get a little hairy on Saturday morning when tires are cold, and blood runs hot.
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