A great way to spend 2 days, a lot of fun, and a lot of great info. The Barber track is awesome, and the real racers who instruct are really great guys with a lot of great info to share.

My only critisism is it needs to be longer, say 3 or preferably 4 days, so you can really cement in the learning, and fully progress onto the next level of car control, rather than just touch it briefly.

If you are getting aquainted with the track this is a must do event, you'll learn more than you would in a year of regular PCA/POC type DE's. If you already have a lot of track time, and know what you're doing, it is a great fun event run by racing legends at an awesome track that will put a smile on your face.

 

Andrew,

when we were all together at Bragg-Smith, Colm persuaded us all that PDE is the best by far -- the best drivers in the cars we drive. too far for me, be great if they had it near LA.

we liked bragg for the great track and mellow scene, but corvettes while quick and handling quite well, strike no zing in the heart, mostly just fart.

 

who were your instructors: Doc Bundy, David Murry, Hurley Haywood, Jack Baldwin, Joe Fox, Chris Hall?

 

David Murry, Jack Baldwin were there of the ones you asked about, Doc Bundy and Hurley Haywood were away on other missions, and I don't remember meeting Joe or Chris, but maybe they just didn't do my group.