I went for the two day course. Best thing I ever did besides buying my first Porsche.

Jay

 

Chris, it's a 3 day course with more track time, some things are the same but they focus on driving a competitive line and learning certain racing techniques. I thought it was well worth it. It is pass fail, but if you put an effort in they will reward you. I would do the three day course over a repeat masters for sure.

 

I'm going there on Dec 11/12 for the performance class. Can't wait.

 

This is all really good feedback. I plan on signing up for one of these as well.

 

My wife saw me researching the school and bought me the 2 day PSDS for our anniversary

I'll be there April 14-15, 2011. Anyone else?

 

I'd like to go this December as well but can't afford to take the time off. It will have to wait until spring. I notice the weekend classes fill up pretty quickly as well.

 

Went to the 2 day beginners class in Alabama. Its a once in a lifetime experience (at least for me) that I will never forget. There is even a camera in the car that films you driving towards the end of the course. The final product gets burned on a DVD. The volume on mine was not too good. Go for it! The experience will be etched in your mind for the rest of your life. Don't hesitate.

 

Thanks for the info E55AMG!

 

I did the two day school. Truly fantastic. Was great to see my instructor racing in event on TV just a few months later. Ross Bridge is a little pricey - however the Birmingham Marriott (birminghammarriott.com‎) is just a few miles from the track. Save some money on accommodation and go for a fine meal at Bottega (www.bottegarestaurant.com).

 

I did the 2 day plus the turbo. The 1 day tt school is just a ton of laps, 1 out of 3 seSsions in a turbo. The tts were tips.

Great course. Only mild disappointment was 1/2 laps were PDK, and I really wanted to focus on a stick. I'm thinking of getting a spec boxter and will likley do the skip barber miata course over the masters (scca licensing).