Take your racing skills to the next level in this comprehensive 3-Day Formula Racing School!
In 3 days you will receive intensive training on how to drive a Formula 2000 racecar to the limit. You will be provided with the equipment and instruction necessary to progress safely at your own pace. You will not be given rev-limits and are allowed to pass other racecars on the track from the moment you strap in!
This 3-Day Formula Racing School will teach and train you to be a better and faster racecar driver!
3 Day School Description
Day 1: Begin with a brief classroom session followed immediately by track time in one of the patented slide cars. Observe trackside demonstrations by the instructors followed by an additional classroom session and on-track practice with 1 of the street cars. After a short introduction to the racecars, safety equipment, safety flags and a short discussion about racing etiquette finish the day with 2 track sessions in the racecars.
Day 2: Day 2 kicks off with brief classroom instruction before your session in the slide cars or street cars. The objective of day 2 is to ingrain every bump, wrinkle and visible track marker into your racing mindset. 4 additional track sessions in the racecars add to your knowledge gained the previous day, applying theory to the real world. You will be given an abundant amount of seat time, practicing and perfecting the skills required to advance to the final day.
Day 3: It's time to apply your new-found skills to devour the track! A slide car session is combined with 5 track sessions in the racecars to work on little nuances that trim the last few tenths off your lap times. At the end of this course you will be well on your way to holding the checkered flag.
The Summit Point Motorsports Park offers 3 different and exhilarating tracks! The Summit Point Circuit is a 2-mile course including 10 turns and a thrilling 2900-foot-long straightaway. The Jefferson Circuit is a 1.1-mile course featuring 14 tricky turns. This thrilling course was originally designed for high performance, emergency driver training. Finally, the Shenandoah Circuit is a 2.2-mile road course that was built in 2005. The track features 22 challenging turns including the iconic ‘Corkscrew’ and ‘The Hook.’
