What a blast. 2 days of hanging the Evo out around every turn. I was in the novice group since it was my first time on the track (with a car anyway), and I never got passed once. I was fastest in my group which included 3 - M3's, an M5, a prepped 944, an S4, 2-911's, a Celica, an older SE-R, a new Jag R, a Boxster, and an old Alfa. I chewed up the tires, overheated the brakes, and can't wipe the grin off of my face. I must have gotten hit on the head to think Drag Racing was more fun than being on a road course. I HIGHLY recommend it to anyone that's serious about driving. I've been driving for a long time (22 years), and I still learned a lot this weekend. If you can, check it out!
Greg
'19 Genesis G70 3.3t AWD '88 Chrysler Conquest TSI
#3532, "RE: Putnam Park Road Course" In response to Reply # 1
Congrats man. I'm not to far from there. I wanted to start getting some track days with bikes there but that fizzled out. I will hopefully be getting an evo soon so maybe you can show me the ropes there.
#3540, "RE: Putnam Park Road Course" In response to Reply # 2
Check the tracks website for school dates. Even if you don't run your car you can get a ride with an instructor if you know someone there (me!). It's way more fun than doing the 1/4 mile thing
Greg
'19 Genesis G70 3.3t AWD '88 Chrysler Conquest TSI
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I must have gotten hit on the head to think Drag Racing was more fun than being on a road course. I HIGHLY recommend it to anyone that's serious about driving. I've been driving for a long time (22 years), and I still learned a lot this weekend. If you can, check it out! 
