About this event
The event starts on Sunday afternoon, with registration, car techs, and a light buffet dinner (provided free with your entry). Then there are mandatory orientation meetings for the drivers and our 40-50 instructors. New to all of this? Don’t worry we will take good care of you.
Monday starts with a quick meeting, then classroom for beginner and intermediate drivers. The rest of the morning will be taken up by in-car exercises, led by our instructors. They will show you threshold braking techniques, side-to-side weight transfer in a Slalom exercise, and an accident avoidance exercise. Classroom sessions continue off and on through the two days. If you are a novice you will be assigned an instructor to ride with you whenever you are on the track. In the afternoon, you will go out onto the track. Your instructor will drive you around in your car to show you the line and acquaint you with the track. Instructors drive you at a reasonable and quite reduced speed, as they want you to learn from the orientation. Then, you will begin driving the entire track with the instructor coaching you the entire time.
Monday evening will bring our banquet and a time to socialize with all of the other drivers and instructors from all over the US and some from Canada. Our sponsors always have cool Audi related items that we give away or auction off. The banquet at the Osthoff is also provided free for you as a paid participant. Guest dinners are extra, but not out of line for the great 4- or so course meal.
Tuesday, you will have classroom interspersed with a mystery exercise, and lots of time on the track to hone your skills.
Event requirements
Audi Club Membership
Audi Club membership is required. If you are not an Audi Club member go to the national club website or call 262-567-5476 to join. The cost is $44 per year. You will need your Audi Club membership number in order to complete the registration process.
Convertibles
No convertibles will be allowed to participate at any ACNA driving school that takes place on a ‘race track’. This includes TTs, Boxters, BMW Z3’s, etc. Vehicles with factory roll hoops and/or deployable roll over protection will not be allowed. For the above excluded vehicles to be allowed to participate at a ‘race track’ the minimum requirements are:
2. A four- and preferably five-point safety harness.
3. Arm restraints are recommended but not required at this time.
Removable hard tops are not considered structural roofs. The only exception is if they meet the minimum ‘race track’ requirements as detailed above.
Helmets
All participants must wear a helmet. Helmet must be Snell 2000 (M or SA) or newer. 1995 specification helmets may no longer be used in Audi Club events. Helmets with only DOT specification, regardless of year, may not be used. Helmets with both Snell and DOT specification are allowed as long as they are 2000 or newer.
Late Registration
A late fee of $25 will be charged for registrations completed and received after August 23rd. Your registration is not complete until we receive your check and signed acknowledgement form.
Payment
Make you check payable to Audi Badger Chapter and mail your check to:
9365 N. Pheasant Lane
River Hills, Wi 53217
Questions
Email Mary or call 414-247-1298.
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