About this event
Whether you’re a relative newcomer to the sport of performance driving or very experienced, participating in HPDE and track day events, or you’re a club or pro racer, you’ll learn valuable information to help you lower your lap times… by making your car handle better. In the Tune Your Car's Handling webinar, Jeff Braun and Ross Bentley will “tag-team” present information for drivers, mechanics, and engineers - how to adjust tire pressures, anti-roll bars, shocks/dampers, springs, ride height and rake, suspension geometry, and aerodynamics to help your car get around the track faster. Here’s your chance to gather over 80 years of experience over 2 evenings, which will ultimately lead to you having a faster car.
Join Ross and Jeff on April 23rd & 24th, at 8:30pm Eastern/5:30pm Pacific for 3-plus hours of presentation, discussion, and Q&A. Yes, there's so much information that we're spreading it over two sessions - and we're not putting an end time on either because we'll keep it going until we've answered all the questions we can. Only $99 for over 3 hours of training you can’t get anywhere else! Your registration fee covers both sessions (different content in each, as the second builds from the first session).
NOTE: If you register, but are unable to participate in one or both sessions, you still get full access to the full video recording, as well as the presentation materials. Obviously, you won't be able to ask questions in real time, but you will be able to view (and review) it any time you want.
We look forward to sharing our experience with you.
- Ross Bentley
Event requirements
The Tune Your Car's Handling webinar will be held on Monday & Tuesday (2 sessions), April 23rd & 24th at 5:30pm Pacific/8:30pm Eastern. Your registration includes at least 2 hours of presentation and one hour of Q&A. However, it is likely that we will run longer than that because we're anticipating a lot of interesting Q&A.
I always limit registration to a manageable number of participants, so sign up now. The cost is just $99.
To participate in the webinar, you'll need to be in front of a computer (with sound enabled, or listening with a phone), online. You'll receive an email prior to the first session with instructions on how to log in to the webinar.
The entire webinar will be recorded, so if you have to miss it, you will be able to review it afterward (but you won't be able to ask questions if you're not participating in person). Only people registered for the webinar will be able to access the recorded sessions.