G60Jetta2dr
04-30-2003, 10:00 PM
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AARRF is at DCTC next Wednesday night. We are running a high performance driving clinic with a wet drift pad.
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This Clinic is for both new drivers and experienced drivers. New drivers will have to go through the whole clinic before being cut loose to drift or run the two circuits available. It will be fun and you will learn a lot about you and your machine.
It is a stepped program. With four major components.
The four component are:
1. Training Staff consisting of Alan Murray the AARRF Chief instructor and Yellow licensed Touring instructors.
2. Training area 1. A brake intensive switch back course. A section of the course is used for a handling oval. The full circuit it used to teach braking, turn in points and and intro to circuit work.
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3. Training area 2. A flowing higher speed course used to teach smooth driving and classic line. This course involves elavation changes and complex corner sequences.
4. Training area 3. Wet skid pad. Water over smooth aggregate asphalt. This skid pad is used for car controll and drift training. This is an elective available after Training Areas 1 and 2 are completed.
Here are the steps you will take.
Step 1. Classroom performance driving basic, and dynamics presented by Alan Murray. Alan is an SCCA LOL Champion and 1998 driver of the year. Alan has worked at the Skip Barber, Bob Bondurant, and Jim Russell Schools. He currently owns Murray Motorsports.
Step 2. Training area 1, Handling Oval: New drivers ride along with touring instructors to see and feel the correct line, lapping in both directions. New drivers then go get there own cars and drive the course. Touring instructors are sent to training area 2 or 3 to run.
Step 3. Training area 1, Complete circuit: New drivers ride along with touring instructors to see and feel the line on the complete circuit. New drivers then go get there own cars and drive the course. Touring instructors are again sent to training area 2 or 3 to run..
Step 4. Training area 2, Complete circuit: A repeat of the patterns above. New drivers ride along with touring instructors to see and feel the line on the complete circuit. New drivers then go get there own cars and drive the course.
When the new drivers complete training area 2. All drivers are free go to the course of choice. New drivers can try the drift pad.
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There are two ways to sign up. Preregister for $50 or pay $50 plus $15 admin fees at the gate.
The price is $50 preregistered. Pretty cheap for professional instruction.
Preregister Online by clicking the link below or drop by one of these great shops, fill out a registration fom and drop off a check for $50.
Drop off points are
South Central Imports in South Mpls
Elite Autosport North or Downtown Mpls
Car-Vette formerly Wardsport in Anoka.
AARRF members save at least $5 off every event, plus you get 5 guest passes and two AARRF logo decals.
Click Dakota evening training.
http://www.aarrf.com/store/shop_1.html
Join AARRF and save while you are at it.
Come out on May 7th. Start your AARRF licensing and learn about yourself and your car. Have lots of fun too.
Llew
AARRF Competition Director.
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The most seat time per dollar in Minnesota!
AARRF is at DCTC next Wednesday night. We are running a high performance driving clinic with a wet drift pad.
http://www.driftunderground.com/pictures/images/11486384-3e5c-028001E0-_jpg.jpg
This Clinic is for both new drivers and experienced drivers. New drivers will have to go through the whole clinic before being cut loose to drift or run the two circuits available. It will be fun and you will learn a lot about you and your machine.
It is a stepped program. With four major components.
The four component are:
1. Training Staff consisting of Alan Murray the AARRF Chief instructor and Yellow licensed Touring instructors.
2. Training area 1. A brake intensive switch back course. A section of the course is used for a handling oval. The full circuit it used to teach braking, turn in points and and intro to circuit work.
http://www.aarrf.com/events/images/dctctrack.jpg
3. Training area 2. A flowing higher speed course used to teach smooth driving and classic line. This course involves elavation changes and complex corner sequences.
4. Training area 3. Wet skid pad. Water over smooth aggregate asphalt. This skid pad is used for car controll and drift training. This is an elective available after Training Areas 1 and 2 are completed.
Here are the steps you will take.
Step 1. Classroom performance driving basic, and dynamics presented by Alan Murray. Alan is an SCCA LOL Champion and 1998 driver of the year. Alan has worked at the Skip Barber, Bob Bondurant, and Jim Russell Schools. He currently owns Murray Motorsports.
Step 2. Training area 1, Handling Oval: New drivers ride along with touring instructors to see and feel the correct line, lapping in both directions. New drivers then go get there own cars and drive the course. Touring instructors are sent to training area 2 or 3 to run.
Step 3. Training area 1, Complete circuit: New drivers ride along with touring instructors to see and feel the line on the complete circuit. New drivers then go get there own cars and drive the course. Touring instructors are again sent to training area 2 or 3 to run..
Step 4. Training area 2, Complete circuit: A repeat of the patterns above. New drivers ride along with touring instructors to see and feel the line on the complete circuit. New drivers then go get there own cars and drive the course.
When the new drivers complete training area 2. All drivers are free go to the course of choice. New drivers can try the drift pad.
http://www.aarrf.com/images/paddock1.jpg
There are two ways to sign up. Preregister for $50 or pay $50 plus $15 admin fees at the gate.
The price is $50 preregistered. Pretty cheap for professional instruction.
Preregister Online by clicking the link below or drop by one of these great shops, fill out a registration fom and drop off a check for $50.
Drop off points are
South Central Imports in South Mpls
Elite Autosport North or Downtown Mpls
Car-Vette formerly Wardsport in Anoka.
AARRF members save at least $5 off every event, plus you get 5 guest passes and two AARRF logo decals.
Click Dakota evening training.
http://www.aarrf.com/store/shop_1.html
Join AARRF and save while you are at it.
Come out on May 7th. Start your AARRF licensing and learn about yourself and your car. Have lots of fun too.
Llew
AARRF Competition Director.
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The most seat time per dollar in Minnesota!