[jargon]

I’ve done 3 levels of California Superbike School...tons of fun!

But I’ve never been in a car on the track.

I signed up for the full day, which includes all events they offer, Monticello NY in August.

I’m sure there have been plenty of you who’ve done this; what to expect, and how much fun is it?

I didn’t research old threads...purposely decided to start a new one.

[downeykp]

Did 2 day M school in Thermal in October. It was a blast. We got to beat the shit out of M 2,3,4 and 5s. Accelerate to redline every shift and brake all the way to anti-lock. I would never do that to my car but doing that on public roads would be a problem.
Going to do the 2 day advanced M school in the fall.

[snareman]

I made this video after the last one I did in Indy. Sadly, their tenure at Indy is coming to a close this year. It's a lot of fun for a small amount of money relative to the prices for other BMW driving offerings.

[SmokieRiver]

I just signed up for the half day Road America one. Did they have M8s?

[downeykp]

I am under the impression that they only use 2,3,4 and 5 comps. That is all they show online.

[snareman]

Originally Posted by downeykp

I am under the impression that they only use 2,3,4 and 5 comps. That is all they show online.

When I did it last year, they didn't even have the 5s. The year that the new 3/4 series was being introduced and they weren't out yet they had 2, 5 and 8s.

[SmokieRiver]

M8 would be awesome to have for it.

[snareman]

Originally Posted by SmokieRiver

M8 would be awesome to have for it.

Driving the M8 on the track in Indy was my first taste of the 8. It was indeed amazing. I'd love to have a chance to do it again. I think they said they had $3 million in cars there that day (or was it 2mil?). I was dubious, but then I added up all of the M5's, M8's, M2's, X5M's and other cars they had there and the math added up. It was crazy to think about.