Two Day High-Speed Driver's Education Track Events

A chance to drive on a world class racetrack, Virginia International Raceway (VIR), voted as one of the top six road courses in America.

VIR's North course features an incredible uphill series of esses followed by a downhill 130' spiral elevation drop that will get

attention of all participants. Literally a "roller-coaster" race track and a great prelude for the Grand Course in June.

MazdaDriverS.com events feature:
-- Two-day High-Speed Drivers Education (Saturday & Sunday)
-- Drive your own vehicle at speed in a safe controlled environment
-- High-Caliber Instructors assigned to students for on-course sessions
-- Run groups and Classroom sessions tailored to experience levels
-- Eight ~25 minutes sessions for the weekend
-- Event organizers, Chief and Classroom instructor and most instructors are Mazda owners
-- Many students qualify for solo driving after demonstrating basic safety skills and appropriate on-course behavior

Registration is open for the March event; visit www.MazdaDriverS.com for details and online application. Thanks for your consideration. Dave Nugent

2006 High Performance Driving Seminars

Virginia International Raceway (VIR)
-- North Course -- Sat & Sun, March 25-26, 2006 Registration Open (http://www.MazdaDriverS.com)
-- Grand Course -- Sat & Sun, June 17-18, 2006

Summit Point Motorsports Park
-- Shenandoah Circuit -- Sat & Sun, September 9-10, 2006

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Aerial photograph of the North and Full courses at Virginia International Raceway. The new Grand course connectors were added after this photograph was taken.

VIR is literally a roller coaster road course, hard to see looking from the top down but the change in elevation is over 130' with a significant number of turns. More photos and videos at www.MazdaDriverS.com

http://www.mazdadrivers.com/images/aerial_vir.jpg

MazdaDrivers is a great group and VIR is an incredible track. I've been to several of their events and there are always a ton of cool cars- mostly Mazdas but a little bit of everything. If you're a novice, you start with an instructor, and this is a very safe event- you drive at your own comfort level. Warning: :ylsuper: Once you do this, you will be ADDICTED.

This looks like a lot of fun, some of the Georgia guys have been wanting to do VIR, I may have to look into doing the dates in June, since RoadAtlanta is the weekend just before the March date, and I don't think I can do two events in two weeks.

Yea, me too! March is Road Atlanta. Will look at later in year.

I'm stoked! Gotta be there. It sure seems like a small group of Virginia drivers planning to be there though. Maybe we don't know what a nice track we have in our own backyard?


Anyone from Central Va? Roanoke, C'ville....?