About this event
22nd Annual Carolina Regional Mustang Club Performance Driving School
October 8-9, 2022
Carolina Motorsports Park, Kershaw, SC
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Let us tie you & your car together in a synchronized dance beyond your wildest dreams. Join us at Carolina Motorsports Park on October 8th and 9th for the best bargain in high performance driving education.
Learn high speed driving and car control skills through classroom and in-car or lead-follow training from experienced instructors. Bring your street car or track car: all makes and models except soft top convertibles and open cockpit cars are welcome. No previous experience necessary.
The cost is only $425 for the weekend. We are offering an "Early Bird Discount" of $350 if you register prior to 11:59PM Eastern on July 15, 2022. We are also offering a special discounted rate of $325 through the close of the event registration for active duty military, law enforcement officers, young drivers 16 & 17, and all high school or college students with a current ID card.
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Event requirements
Space is limited! Please register early to assure your spot. All registrations must be completed on line here in MotorsportReg. There is a limit on the number of participants that can be accommodated in the run groups. Based on the current COVID-19 situation, the plan is to allow in car instruction. We will review the COVID-19 status through the summer, make a decision in August, and adjust our teaching method to lead-follow if necessary.
Run group is assigned by the Chief Instructor based on driver experience/resume information that you provide during this registration process in MotorsportReg. You will receive your group assignment and a vinyl number for your car's windshield when you check in at Registration at the track.
Experience levels for run groups:
A = Advanced (Solo driving with documented advanced driver status)
B = Intermediate (Experienced with several driving school and open track events, instructor only upon request for 1 or more sessions)
C = Novice Intermediate (Limited experience with multiple prior driving schools or open track events. Instructor required)
D = Novice Beginner (For drivers starting out for the first several events until they have been approved to advance to the next run group. Instructor required)
Car Sharing: Contact Mark Hunter at Mark@HuntersGarage.com or 803-493-8882, or Jay Schoolmeesters at jaysch302@hotmail.com or 704-650-9447 before registering if you plan to share a car between two drivers. The drivers must be qualified to participate in different run groups as determined by the Chief Instructor, Jay Schoolmeesters. Separate registrations including payment of separate registration fees are required for each driver. Again, students may not share a car in the same run group.
Soft top convertibles and open cockpit cars are not permitted. Cars with a retractable hardtop and convertibles with a factory attachable hardtop in place are allowed. See additional information in the General Information document at CRMC PDS Event Details and Documents. Contact Mark Hunter at Mark@HuntersGarage.com or 803-493-8882, before registering if you have questions regarding your convertible.
Instructors: Acceptance is contingent upon presentation of proper credentials and approval of the CRMC Chief Instructor, Jay Schoolmeesters.
Students age 16 & 17 must have a valid driver's license or learner permit from their state of residence, must have parental approval, and a parent must be present at the track. Driver's under 16 with a learner's permit may be accepted after review of their registration by the Chief Instructor.
Active duty military,law enforcement officers and high school/college students registering for the discounted rate must present current, valid ID card at registration.
Helmets must meet the Snell SA2015 or SA2020 standard. Make sure of the compliance of your helmet as of the date of the event. No helmet without a Snell SA2015 or SA2020 certification label will be allowed!
Race or Time Trial drivers may bring their vehicle's annual technical inspection form or the vehicle log book issued by their sanctioning body (NASA, SCCA, PCA, etc) and their helmet to Tech for inspection during tech hours in lieu of bringing the car.
For more detailed information about the school, lodging, garages, driving terminology, things to bring, etc, go to our website at CRMC PDS Event Details and Documents. Scroll to bottom of that page for info and forms.
