ACLS 2014 Spring Track Day – San Marcos

The 2014 Spring Track Day in San Marcos will be focused on introducing drivers to different techniques, proper braking, apex, and high-performance driving. Drivers will have a unique experience while driving your own cars on the track and becoming more familiar with its capabilities and unlocking its potential! There will be professional driving instructors to guide each driver through the paces and will be with you both in the class-room and on the track.

 

Throughout the day, drivers will build up their knowledge and skills by completing different exercises on course and in the classroom. Drivers will have a total time of at least 90 minutes behind the wheel driving your own car with guided instruction. 

 

This track event will not be a race. There will be no scoring, keeping track of laps, or prizes awarded. This event is meant to be a safe and controlled environment where drivers can come to experience what it is like to drive on a professional track with the guide of a driving instructor. There will be no contact with other cars, no unsafe passing, and drivers will maintain control of their vehicles at all times.

 

This event is open to Active ACNA members only. If you are not already a member of ACNA or need to renew your membership, click here! Be sure to check out all of the benefits of membership!

 

Cavender Audi will be at the event supporting the club and all of the drivers. During the event, be sure and introduce yourself and ask them any questions you may have.

 

Some specific information to keep in mind:

•Event starts promptly at 9am on 6/20/14

•This will be a half-day track event

•This is not a race

•There are a total of 30 spots available including both novice & intermediate

•Spots are awarded on a first-come, first-serve basis

 

There is a registration fee of $200 per driver which covers your access to the track, safety equipment rental, and a driving instructor for the event. No shared or partial registrations will be premitted for this event.

 

Spectators are welcome to come out free of charge!