High-Speed Drivers’ Education – June 16-17, 2007

With less than 24 spots remaining, the Grand East at Virginia International Raceway (VIR) provides a chance to drive one of the longest road courses in North America.

The hard to come by Grand East at VIR is a technically challenging racetrack, featuring 4.2 miles in length, an incredible 34+ turns with multiple elevation changes in excess of over 500’ in but just one lap.

The Grand East course is literally a roller coaster track with elements of two courses combined, a tight configuration of the Patriot Course and the wide open Full course combined into one. High speed uphill climbing esses, blind drops, cascading rollercoaster spiral downhills, over 34 turns, and many undulations that take years to master.

VIR has consistently been voted to one of the top six road courses in America. A world class race facility to drive.

The Grand East track map: http://www.mazdadrivers.com/09_track...andeastmap.jpg

www.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
-- Professional Classroom instruction each day
-- Run groups and Classroom sessions tailored to experience levels
-- Eight 26-27 minute sessions for the weekend, 212 minutes or 3.5 hours
-- Most students qualify for solo driving after demonstrating basic safety skills and appropriate on-course behavior
-- Registration is available for both Mazda and non-Mazda vehicle owners

Photos, videos of MazdaDriverS participants enjoying themselves at past events are online. Registration is ongoing for the 2007 season.

Visit www.MazdaDriverS.com for details and online registration.

Regards,
Dave Nugent
Dave@MazdaDriverS.com

 

Virginia International Raceway Grand East Track configuration: