Since Colorado is on your list . . .
Pikes Peak Intl road course, not sure if CO Region still runs there.
La Junta - same comment.
http://lajuntaraceway.weebly.com/
Pueblo was really fun once you get off the drag strip portion. Elevation changes, off camber turns and it has be resurfaced since I was las there.
^That's awesome!
NEW BUMP!!!
Found this posted on another forum. It's exactly what I was looking for when creating this original post.
Sounds like you found your solution but just a couple things.
1. If you're going to Mid-O, just take another day and go to Nelson Ledges. It's probably 1.5 hrs from Mid-O and is tons of fun. There's no other attraction in the area other than the track, however.
2. As for Michigan, definitely go to Waterford Hills. Two reasons. One, it's an awesome track with cool people that run it. Two, it's one of, if not THE least expensive SCCA school in the country. They also have their own racing league and many track days throughout the year. Just north of Detroit.
captainawesome said:Quick question to pile on top of this, which racing school? Hallett has one I'm hoping to check out next year. Skip Barber seems to be well received. Allen Berg? Dirt Fish?
I had planned on doing the school at Hallett this year, but.............looks like it may be next year before I get to. I talked to Connie and JT and a couple of other guys about it and I really want to drive one of those Spec Racer Fords.
Glad you found the track map. I know this is a zombie thread but don't forget to add Ozark International Raceway to your list. opens in 2022. Their facebook page is more up to date than their website. https://www.facebook.com/OzarksInternationalRaceway and https://ozarksinternationalraceway.com
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