12-15-2007, 11:50 AM
Eric,
Not sure which instructors you are referring to, but some have taken up club racing and balance their budget/time accordingly. I try and make most of the RTR events, but starting next year will have to make more decisions based on DE versus racing. I do not see the problem as too many students and not enough track time. Other clubs give you two students at every event where RTR does not. You may get a little more track time at another event, but not more than one run ( and that is rare). Clubs see instructors come and go all the time. One significant factor is the glass ceiling effect. Getting better, faster at a certain level becomes difficult and frustrating. I have suggested bringing a pro instructor in for that reason. We tried this at the November event and hopefully will continue it next year.
Not sure which instructors you are referring to, but some have taken up club racing and balance their budget/time accordingly. I try and make most of the RTR events, but starting next year will have to make more decisions based on DE versus racing. I do not see the problem as too many students and not enough track time. Other clubs give you two students at every event where RTR does not. You may get a little more track time at another event, but not more than one run ( and that is rare). Clubs see instructors come and go all the time. One significant factor is the glass ceiling effect. Getting better, faster at a certain level becomes difficult and frustrating. I have suggested bringing a pro instructor in for that reason. We tried this at the November event and hopefully will continue it next year.