BMW CCA FALL DE - Motorsports Ranch cresson October 10-11

[M3 Adjuster]

So..... you just picked up an M3 or M4..... and you want to really see what it can do...... try this!



Lone Star Chapter BMW CCA
Fall 2014 Driver's Education Weekend
October 11-12, 2014
at the Motorsport Ranch in Cresson, TX
REGISTRATION CLOSES Monday, October 6th at 11:59PM

Come join the Lone Star Chapter BMW Car Club of America for a weekend of fun at the Motorsport Ranch in Cresson, TX. We will be running the 1.7 mile track in the CLOCKWISE direction.

Overview

This High Performance Driving School will give you the opportunity to drive your car at speed and to experience the potential of the unique combination of car and driver. It is safe, demanding and most importantly FUN! All students will alternate between classroom sessions and time on the track with an instructor. The individualized instruction is a key to this program that has been developed over decades, and compares very favorably with commercial schools costing many times more. Our experienced instructors have come from racing, autocrossing and BMW CCA driving schools.


Driving School Event Fees (full 2-day weekend only):

Advanced (B) and Advanced+ (A) Level Solo Students $305

Novice/Beginner (D) and approved Intermediate (B) Level students $325

NOTE: BMWCCA Membership is required. Early Registration charges will not be processed until September 14th.

Special 1-day Introductory option only for first time participants/beginners who have no previous on-track or Driving School experience:
Beginner Special (four on-track sessions) on Saturday, October 11th - $99

Regeistration is open!http://www.motorsportreg.com/events/...ne-star-817893
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[rz3]

I'm considering this. The one thing I hate about the whole process is the tech inspection. Car is a month old, two months at the time of the event, but needs an inspection. There are only a couple of shops near me and they charge a ridiculous amount just to look at the car. The last one failed my tires because he wanted to sell me new ones, despite them being within tolerances per the next shop.

[M3 Adjuster]

Originally Posted by rz3

I'm considering this. The one thing I hate about the whole process is the tech inspection. Car is a month old, two months at the time of the event, but needs an inspection. There are only a couple of shops near me and they charge a ridiculous amount just to look at the car. The last one failed my tires because he wanted to sell me new ones, despite them being within tolerances per the next shop.

If you have a vehicle is that new, a tech inspection is not needed. Clearly all components are new and one of the most critical items (fresh brake fluid) is less than 6 months old.

Come on down!

There are several shops in town that will do a tech inspection along with a routine visit. For future events , perhaps contact Autoscope or some of the independent shops. Many will complete an inspection for a nominal fee, for example, typically, if you pay for the cost of the brake fluid to be flushed they will complete a tech form for you.