Did you do or are doing V academy

[ngoni]

Okay, I'm a moron.
I didn't realize this bit.

You have a year from purchase (assuming you're the original owner) to schedule your class. Get on the phone, get on standby for a class.

 

[BimmerFan]

I posted in the other thread, but I'll try to summarize here. It's a beautiful facility with great instruction and excellent food (breakfast & lunch is included) and perfect for someone who has never been on track before. If you have track experience, the benefits aren't quite as great.

I did the advanced Corvette school because the introductory thing (much like what we get for the BW) would have little benefit for me. I had a great time. The lead/follow thing is annoying if you are the fastest person in the group, and you are not the first student in the train. Still fun though. One of the really great things that they do, is to give you the same car that you bought, manual or auto, BW4 or 5, or in the case of Corvette, coupe versus Z06. No convertibles.

Downsides for most of us is that you have to fly in, rent a car to get to Pahrump (and back) and almost certainly another night or two of a hotel, depending on flight times. I stayed an extra day in Vegas, but not everyone is a fan of Sin City (I'm not, but figured WTH).