'ring School for 2008?

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So, a few days ago, you take out the white bandit, brag that you got it up to almost 3 digits. 

You were on a public road, in an uncontrolled environment, which is dangerous to you, and those around you.  Conversely, on track, you can achieve the same speeds in a safer and legal environment. 

Being on track will benefit you by having others (flaggers) watching out for your safety, a Nationally Certified Instructor next to you  teaching you better driving techniques, and classroom instruction.  The lessons and techniques that you can learn at a DE can make you a safer, better, and more aware driver.

You should be more afraid of doing what you did the other day, than attending a DE.