Racing/Performance Driving School
Has anyone ever done one of these? Any tips/recommendations?
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- natefive [OP]
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Good write-up from DriveTeq.ca.
I've done track and training days with them. They run events for Mosport, BMW, Porsche, etc.
Lots of track time and meaningful instruction and feedback.
I've done track and training days with them. They run events for Mosport, BMW, Porsche, etc.
Lots of track time and meaningful instruction and feedback.
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Ive done a few summer and winter programs with various clubs.
Autox school is a good start for getting a feel for car handling.
You will get more in 1 day of the program than you will driving 10 years in the road.
Autox school is a good start for getting a feel for car handling.
You will get more in 1 day of the program than you will driving 10 years in the road.
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Check out Southern Ontario Trillium BMW club. They have great schools and instructors for all levels.
https://www.trilliumbmwclub.ca/
The autocross events are also great for learning your car's limits safely at a low cost. Not to mention being tons of fun.
https://www.trilliumbmwclub.ca/
The autocross events are also great for learning your car's limits safely at a low cost. Not to mention being tons of fun.
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+1 on the BMW club events, I went to two and had a blast. I even met other RFD'ers at the event, had plenty of laughs destroying pylonsjabela wrote: ↑Check out Southern Ontario Trillium BMW club. They have great schools and instructors for all levels.
https://www.trilliumbmwclub.ca/
The autocross events are also great for learning your car's limits safely at a low cost. Not to mention being tons of fun.
- natefive [OP]
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Thanks guys. I should have specified though, I'm interested in something where they provide the car (either a race car or a high performance street car), like https://www.race2000.com/courses/tlf .
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Jim Russel is the only real racing school in canada
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If you want to learn to race without spending too much, it's hard to beat karting. Take a look at Goodwood raceway.
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