Yes, if you do not have one, we recommend that you purchase or rent one before the event. Helmets are not available at the driving school/track. Required helmets are Snell EA (Elite Application), SA (Special Application), or M (Motorcycle) rated years 2015 or 2020.

Take a look at the documents (and download if needed) located on the Resources page.

Items to consider:

• Oil, torque wrench, tire pressure gauge, spare brake pads (front and rear)

• A plastic tote with a cover or a tarp in which to place all the items from your car’s trunk and interior. We do this event rain or shine, and everything must come out of your car at the track

• Folding chair(s), especially if a significant other or friend will be with you

• Sunscreen, rain gear, bug repellant, hat

• A folding canopy can be nice to have for shade or shelter from the rain

• Long pants and shirts made of all cotton, no blends. You’ll be “up north” and temperatures and weather conditions vary widely. Short sleeve shirts are allowed. Shorts are not acceptable for anyone on the track

• Rain jacket

• Shoes should have soft, non-slip soles. Open-back shoes, boots, or sandals are not acceptable

• Drinking water is provided. Bring your own sports drinks and snacks

Approximately 15 to 20 cars are on the track at one time. Instructor drive sessions may have 30-40 cars on the track.

The chief instructor is responsible for grouping students into run groups (A, B, C & D) based upon each student’s prior experience at driving schools and other high-performance driving histories. Students can be moved between run groups during the day if it becomes clear to the instructors that they are not assigned to the most appropriate run group.

Experienced drivers may drive solo in A-group with the approval of the Chief Instructor.