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“Track day” events offered to maximize fun, education and safety for
high-performance car owners
Orlando, Florida, December 13, 2009 – Chin Motorsports, the leading provider of
non-competition track events for sports car enthusiasts, today announced their
HPDE track schedule of events for 2010. Sometimes called High Performance Driver
Education (HPDE), these “track days” offer entry-level drivers an opportunity to
drive on some of North America’s most legendary race tracks, while also
delivering quality track time for intermediate and expert level drivers.
The 2010 Chin Motorsports HPDE Track Schedule is as follows:
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January 2-3, Sebring International Raceway (Sat. - sold out; Sun. - slots
available)
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February 20-21, Homestead-Miami Speedway
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March 20-21, Homestead-Miami
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April 17-18, Sebring
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May 1-2, Sebring
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May 10-11, Watkins Glen International
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May 31-1, Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course
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June 7, Road Atlanta
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June 12, Sebring
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July 5-6, Virginia International Raceway (VIR)
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July 17, Homestead-Miami
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August 21, Sebring
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September 6-7, Watkins Glen
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September 20-21, New Jersey Motorsports Park
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October 9-10, Sebring
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October 16-17, Barber Motorsports Park
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October 31-1, VIR
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November 27-28, Road Atlanta · December 4-5, VIR
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The calendar will also be amended in the near future as negotiations
for additional dates / venues are ongoing.
“Since 1999, Chin Motorsports has delivered on the goal of providing safe and
exciting track day experiences for novice and veteran drivers alike,” said Dr.
Wei-Shen Chin, president of Chin Motorsports. “With the 2010 schedule, we’re
continuing this mission and fulfilling our promise of ‘More Tracks, More Track
Time’ for our valued clients.”
Entry-level drivers are paired with expert instructors for one-on-one advanced
driver coaching. In-car instruction is provided while the driver pilots their
own car around laps of some of America's greatest road courses. As Novices
progress during an event, instructors will introduce more advanced driving
techniques such as threshold braking and heel-toe shifting. Sessions rotate
between Novice drivers with instructors, Intermediate solo drivers and Advanced
solo drivers. A longer “happy hour” session frequently ends each day. In
addition, many non-drivers attend Chin Motorsports events simply to admire the
display of the wide variety of cars and marques that are present at each event.
“The word we hear most from our clients when they describe their Chin event
experience is ‘wow’,” said Mark Hicks, general manager of Chin Motorsports. “The
best aspect of the Chin format is that we are able to deliver abundant,
high-quality track time for our drivers, with priority emphasis on safety.”
Drivers may register for events at the Chin Motorsports web site at
www.ChinMotorsports.com . Chin plans to add
additional venues and dates to the 2010 HPDE track schedule, so drivers may also
check the web site in the coming months for additional tracks and dates.
About Chin Motorsports
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