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Thunder Hill Raceway Track Map Track Information:
Thunder Hill Raceway Event Schedule and Track Info May
7th Open Test-LeMons Event 8th LeMons Event 9th LeMons Event 11th Bob’s Donuts 12th Your Private Track Day 14th Open Test Day / CSRG 15th CSRG 16th CSRG 17th Volvo Club Space Available Contact The Club Here! 18th Lotus Club 19th Thunder Drift 20th Track Masters 21st NASA 22nd NASA 26th Hooked On Driving 27th Hooked On Driving 28th Audi Club 29th Audi Club June 1st EQ Tuning 2nd Mike Guasch 2nd Mike Guasch 3rd City Auto Tech 4th Skid Pad-Thunder Drift 5th Skid Pad-Thunder Drift 7th World Speed Motorsports 8th Ron Wilcox 13th Robison Racing 14th Mark Baldridge 16th TRACK CLASSIC VII 17th Hooked On Driving 18th Hooked On Driving 22nd Thunderhill Experience Day 23rd NCRC 28th Thunder Drift July 2nd Hooked On Driving 5th Friends, Family and Fireworks 9th TEAM Racing 13th Lotus Club 14th Cypress Lane Racing 15th Diablo Region PCA 16th Track Masters 17th Skid Pad-Thunder Drift 18th Skid Pad-Thunder Drift 20th MLR 21st MLR 22nd Open Test-Race Prepared Cars Only 23rd SCCA 24th SCCA 25th SCCA 28th Teen Driving Clinic 29th Hooked On Driving 30th Hooked On Driving 31st Golden Gate Porsche Club |
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Stealth mode female
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costs?
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NCS addict since Apr 2010 Car: '04 Subaru STi, '91 Mazda RX7 convertible
Location: Redding, CA
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Prices vary depending on who's event it is. I'm an instructor for Hooked On Driving, the Official Driving School of Thunderhill. It's $285 for the day with an instructor (coach) in the car with you all day in the A Group. B Group, instructors are optional after the first session. Price includes lunch and demo rides.
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I've only run with NASA. There is an event this weekend.
http://www.nasanorcal.com/ They run a good program. The entry group will start you off with an instructor, they start you off slow and make sure you are smooth and aware of what's going on around you. Its a bit intimidating until you're done with your first session. Then when you survive you'll start having some fun. Don't drive harder than you're comfortable with. You'll need to get your car instpected, make sure your car is in good working order and have good brakes and tires. There is also an faq at the site^^^ that will help clear up anything I've missed. Also an event with a lot of subies. http://www.eqtuning.com/ there will be different run groups for biginers and advanced drivers. |
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So look. Eq is probably the closest you'll get unless you rent the track out by yourself. You asked I gave my best answer. If you find an honest "open track day", let us know about it.
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There is information for every track around here in the first posts. Hope you find what you are looking for. Fyi, open "test days" are for licensed racers.
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Newbie
NCS addict since Apr 2010 Car: '04 Subaru STi, '91 Mazda RX7 convertible
Location: Redding, CA
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Hi STI33W,
It's important to realize that most people who've never been on a real track need some instruction before they're let loose on their own. Many drivers will eventually learn "the line" on their own but having an instructor will expedite the process and the learning curve will improve substantially and you will start having a lot more fun sooner. An "open track" is only for the most experienced and self-disciplined drivers. Hooked On Driving has an excellent program for first timers. Also Thunderhill is the best venue around for first timers because it's a wide open track without a lot of visual distractions. Drivers can really focus on learning the track. Infineon, for example, is a much more technical track with a lot more infrastructure around the track and can be more challenging for begginers. Hope this helps! |
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