Audi Club North America - Glacier Lakes Chapter hosts Winter Ice Driving Events at Lake Cynthia in Prior Lake, MN. The event is a great opportunity to hone your winter driving skills in a safe and controlled environment. We will have a challenging set of exercises set up including a skid pad, slalom course, and the very popular "road course".

No experience required - this is a chance to learn and refine low-traction driving skills.

ACNA membership is not required to attend this event. All are welcome! (However, you can go here if you wish to become a member.)

You do not need to bring an Audi. All makes and model in good mechanical condition are welcome.

Important Notes: ACGL will comply with all ACNA, local, state, and federal requirements for COVID-19 that are in effect at the time the event takes place. Every attendee must pre-register and must sign the electronic event waivers which include ACNA's Communicable Disease/COVID-19 waiver and general release and liability waiver. If you are registering a minor (licensed or permitted drivers age 15-17) , please email events@audiclubglacierlakes.org for instructions on completing the required waiver for each minor. ACGL does not to provide any food or refreshments, so make sure to pack a cooler. Thank you!

Event Schedule

8:00 - 8:30 AM - Check In & Car Prep
8:30 - Brief Drivers Meeting
9:00 - 12:00 Noon - Exercises open
Noon - 1:00 PM Lunch (track closed)
1:00 - 4:00 PM - Exercises open
4:00 Track Closed - Clean Up

Cost Per Driver

$75 for Club members
$90 for non-members
Additional $10 fee is charged for on-site registrations

Location

Lake Cynthia in Prior Lake, MN (map)
Enter the lake on the south side (look for the Audi Club banner)

Lunch Option:

The Minnesota Horse and Hunt Club is located nearby and will be open for lunch. Horse and Hunt Club has been a long-term partner of ACGL for our ice driving events and offers a great menu.

Other important details:

You will be notified via email (the address you supply to MSR for registration) if event is canceled due to weather/ice conditions.
Due to the nature of our driving exercises and the snow banks created during plowing, some low-clearance vehicles could suffer damage if control is lost. ACGL is not responsible for any vehicle damage. Vehicle damage is rare at these events, but smiles are abundant!

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