3-Day Driver's Ed w/ Ross Bentley June 17-19th requirements on Jun 17, 2016 (700788) | MotorsportReg.com

 Event requirements:

• Pre-registration is mandatory. 
• Helmet must be Snell SA-2010 or SA-2015. Motorcycle helmets are not allowed.
• Minimum 3 point seat belts. Driver’s and passenger’s must be equivalent. 
• Driver(s) must be at least 18 years of age and have a valid driver’s license. 
• Long sleeve cotton shirt, cotton pants, and leather or canvas shoes must have rubber soles.
• Tech inspection form must be completed prior to arrival at the track.

Grattan Friday Instructor Development Day

Instructors

All Rally Sport Region PCA instructors are welcome to participate in the Friday Instructor Development Day (FIDD).  The format will consist of lead and follow, lapping and instructor development exercises. The purpose of this day is to offer our hard-working instructors a day to work on their own skills vs. those of others.  The day is intended to thank them for their support as well as facilitate their improvement.

If an instructor from another club would like to participate in our FIDD, they must have more than 5 years of instructing experience and submit their resume with a minimum of 3 references for review.  If the instructor does not meet these requirements, they may sign up as a ‘solo student’ and request to start the RSR PCA Instructor Training (please refer to the RSR-PCA Instructor Training doc., online at http://rsp.pca.org/forms2/RSP_PCA_Instructor_Training.pdf ).

Participating Advanced Solo Students

The FIDD is designed specifically for instructors. However, ten spots for experienced solo advanced students who attend at least 75% of RSP PCA track events during the calendar year (or at least 3 out of the last 5 weekend Drivers Education events) will be available. 

Students who participate in the FIDD will have separate rules from the instructors similar to Driver’s Education days and will not be allowed to drive in all run groups.  

All students wishing to participate in the FIDD are subject to review and participation is not guaranteed.  Even when a student is accepted, their on-track behavior will be monitored.  If students do not demonstrate appropriate track etiquette they will be asked to park their car for the remainder of the day and their money will not be refunded.

Proper Etiquette is defined as (but not limited to):

• Demonstrating  excellent car control, (offs that require the track to shut down will not be tolerated)
• Knowledge of the limit of traction 
• Condition-appropriate driving
• Respect for other cars, both while passing and being passed (ignoring mirrors will not be tolerated)
• Respect for flag stations and lead tower