Driver Skills Day - February 13, 2010 requirements on Feb 13, 2010 (398821) | MotorsportReg.com

Driver Skills Requirements:

• Car club membership:  Registration preference is given to members of the following car clubs, their spouses, and their family members: PCA, Alfa, Audi, BMWCCA, Corvette, Ferrari, Mini, and PDC.  If you are not a member of one of these local clubs, you may still register for the PNWR Driver Skills events.  If a given event is full with a waitlist, preference will be given to club members above non-club members.
   
• Porsche ownership:  You do not need to own a Porsche to participate, nor do you need to bring a Porsche to the event.  All makes and models are welcome, and most Driver Skills events include a variety of different cars.
   
• Age and driver's license restrictions:  You must be at least 16 years old and in possession of a valid driver's license at the time of the event.  A driving permit is not acceptable.  For participants under 18 years old, the participant and his/her parents must sign additional waivers and the participant must attend with at least one parent or legal guardian.  The additional waivers are available for download here: Waiver 1 (link); Waiver 2 (link). The parent or legal guardian is not required to participate, although we encourage families to participate together.
   
• Helmets:  All participants are required to wear helmets rated Snell-2000 or better (e.g. Snell-2005) during the event.  Either automobile (e.g. Snell SA-2000) or motorcycle (e.g. Snell M-2000) helmets are acceptable.  If your helmet does not have a Snell rating, it is not acceptable.  A limited number of rental helmets that meet the club's specifications are available for $30.  The helmet rental fee is waived for participants under 21 years of age.
   
• Vehicle technical inspection:  Instructors will perform a basic technical inspection on-site at the event.  No professional technical inspection is requied prior to the event.  Details of the on-site inspection are available in the Inspection Checklist (link).  The most common failure items are: loose battery, underinflated tires, and unsecured objects in the passenger compartment or trunk.
   
• Registering for others or for groups:  Each individual participant must have an account on this website, MotorsportReg.com.  Families, friends, and other groups are encouraged to participate together, but each individual participant must register under a separate MotorsportReg.com account.  Up to two participants may share a car, but again - each participant must register him/herself under a separate MotorsportReg.com account.