Advanced Driver Seminar

Led by Andrew Davis of Brumos Racing

The NNJR Performance Driver’s Seminar is designed for anyone who wants to learn more about high performance driving and also hear our featured speaker relay some of his racing experiences

We are extraordinarily pleased this year to have Andrew Davis leading this popular event. Andrew is a seasoned driver for Brumos Porsche Racing Team. When not competing in ALMS races, Andrew also instructs for the Porsche Driving Experience Driving Schools, as well as for the PCA. This promises to be a “must attend” event!

Here are the important logistics:

 The session will start promptly a 1:30 PM (meaning you should arrive by 1:15 PM! —but not earlier, there are other events going on). The event is FREE, and no advance reservations are required except for lunch (see below).

 A hot buffet lunch with Andrew will be served at 12:30 PM ONLY FOR THOSE WITH ADVANCE RESERVATIONS AND PAYMENTS. Cost is $25/person. All lunch registration is on-line at http://nnjr-pca.motorsportreg.com/

 NNJR’s annual Instructor Seminar will take place starting at 9 AM,
facilitated by Andrew. The seminar is  BY INVITATION ONLY, but instructors must PRE-REGISTER for lunch, as above, if they plan to stay for lunch.

This seminar will be led by NNJR Chief Instructors and will be highly Interactive. Please send ideas, questions and suggestions to Bill Gilbert at gilbert4@rcn.com or 908-647-5920.

Stable Energies will attend with a variety of helmets, driving gloves, safety devices, etc. If you need an SA2010 helmet or a new communicator, this will be an opportunity to look at options. 

Andrew Davis

Having grown up at the racetrack, Andrew developed a passion for everything pertaining to auto racing. His in-depth knowledge of the sport along with an unquestionable desire for success has allowed Andrew to thrive as both an instructor and a race car driver. Starting in SCCA club racing, he captured two Sports 2000 championships in his first two years of competition. Next, he made the jump to open-wheel cars earning a points championship in Formula Continental. Andrew then moved into the professional ranks of auto racing by competing in the United States Formula Ford 2000 Championship. In 2001, he set his sights on sports car racing, capturing a podium finish in his first ALMS race at the 2001 Petit Le Mans. Over the last decade, Andrew has proven to be a very versatile driver by competing in Prototypes and GT Cars in the Rolex Grand-Am Series and the American Le Mans Series. The team was the Rolex GT Champion in 2011, and they scored a podium finish at last year’s 50th Anniversary Rolex 24 Hour race.

Andrew and fellow Brumos Porsche driver and racing legend Hurley Haywood also both serve as instructors for the Porsche Sport Driving School.

From Route 80 East-bound: Take Exit 38 onto Route 46 East. Continue approx. ½ mile. The Villa is on the right.

From Route 80 West-bound: Take Exit 39 onto Route 46 East. Continue approx. ½ mile. The Villa is on the right.

From Route 280 West-bound: To Route 80 West. Follow Route 80 westbound directions above—OR—take Exit 1 (Edwards Road in Parsippany), make a right at the light, go ½ mile to Route 46 West. Continue ~6 miles, the Villa is on the left.* 

From Garden State Parkway: Take Exit 145 (Route 280 West) to end onto Route 80 West. Follow directions above.

From 287 North-bound: Take Exit 41B onto Route 80  West; follow Route 80 West-bound directions above—OR—Take Exit 41A onto Smith Road; turn Left at light. Turn Left (second light) onto Route 46 West. Continue ~4 miles, the Villa is on the left.*

From 287 South-bound: Take Exit 42. Make a left at first light and a quick right onto Route 46 West. Continue ~2 miles, the Villa is on the left.*

* Traveling via Route 46 West: there is no left turn into the Villa’s parking lot. Continue to the next light (staying in the left lane) and make a U-Turn at the traffic light. It is a legal U-Turn. Travel on Route 46 East, the Villa is on the right.