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[Steve Miller]

[ Boilerplate below. I took this school in the time before time when I was first getting started racing and thought it was very valuable. I've been an instructor for this for the last few years, and one thing I really like about the three-day format is that it lets us work with our students on racecraft -- this isn't just about the usual DE teaching points with passing and a few practice starts thrown in! ]

The DC Region's SCCA Competition Driving School is March 23rd - 25th at
Summit Point Raceway. This intensive, *three day* event will fulfill all
requirements to earn an SCCA Regional Race License and give you a better
jump on your racing career than the two day schools others may be
offering. And for those who have already fulfilled a portion of their
licensing requirements, we also offer a 1.5 day school at a reduced rate.

The Washington DC Region prides itself in the quality of racers we turn
out, having introduced SCCA National champions, NASCAR Sprint Cup
champions, and pro champions to the world of road racing. Our instructor
core is second to none, comprised of many National & Regional champions
that are known for the quality of their mentoring.

In addition to the increased track time and value for their dollar that our
three day format provides over similar programs, students will benefit
greatly from the Thursday night prep school, instructor drive arounds, and
group and individual debrief sessions, made possible by our very low
student-instructor ratio.


Finally, as an added bonus to our students, the Washington DC Region is
offering a deal: Pre-purchase your first MARRS regional race and get your
second MARRS race *free* (a $270 value). It's an amazing opportunity to
apply all that you've learned in one of the most competitive series in the
nation.



Registration closes soon. For more information and to register, please
visit http://wdcr-scca.org...81/Default.aspx

[Mitch Reading]

The Wash DC school is excellent, should have done it as part of my novice career.

I'm curious, who is the NASCAR champion that came from MARRS roots?

[Gregg]

Did not race MARRS but attended our school....He car owner lost an appeal yesterday.