[TiTaNiuM sAMuRai]

Are there any (Western) Canadians who know of a good source for high-performance / high-speed driving training? I'm not interested in becoming a professional driver (yet ;] ) but I don't like the thought of the trial-and-error method of learning to drive fast. Precision driving comes with both ample experience and training, but I'd like a place to start.

 

[alfredob1]

How about southern California, specifically San Diego County? How much (more or less)?

 

[BuDDyLeE]

you're saying that my STi in GT3 isnt enough training to race prorally?

 

[930]

There is such a club in Western Canada, it’s called Performance Driver’s Club [PDC] and it’s based out of Vancouver. We do ~ 15 events a season, mainly at Mission, Seattle and Portland; this year we have a two day event coming up in Calgary too. It’s a great club with a huge variety in both cars and participant driving levels. All the drivers are placed in different run groups based on driving ability, which is assessed by the instructors. You can run events with or without an instructor, your choice. I’m not going to bore you with tons of details [unless you want me to], but if you have any other questions feel free to ask.

http://www.performancedriversclub.org

 

[TiTaNiuM sAMuRai]

Thanks!

 

[GEOsyncronous]

Alfredo, youre from chula vista? we definitely need to hook up when we get our rides

 

[slvrphish]

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