havasu486
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- Ted
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- 2018 Mustang GT350 Electronics Package, Lead Foot Gray
It is a wonderful experience for all that attend. That being said they try their best to make it that way for everyone and thus it is not exactly catered any one. They do offer classes up to the NASA license if you like. I went in May of 2017 and since then have about 30 hours of track time. I have another allocation this year for the class and will pass if that means anything. Like you mentioned there are many expenses. I feel I would be better off utilizing that money for personal instruction at my local track. That being said it is a wonderful experience and I do not regret the money at all.I'm curious if any experienced track day gentlemen have attended this and how they liked it. After reading the agenda I was a little let down with the track sessions being so...controlled.
Living in Ohio this would not be a free event, flights, probably 1 night in a hotel if not 2, etc. I'm just wondering if I'd feel this is targeted more towards the novice or intermediate level driver? I could probably do 3 full track days for the cost of this event and trying to figure out what to do. I'm also slightly annoyed that the second day option is in a GT, not a gt350.
As you can tell, I'm slightly down on this looking for some perspective and opinions. Thanks everyone!
Ps, very impressed that Ford does this for new owners!
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