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The Porsche Driving Experience is offered at Road Atlanta and Sebring tracks. Which track is preferable? I'm leaning towards RA but they only have a few dates left for the 2-day course. Any advice would be appreciated. Porsche Driving Experience
Road Atlanta is an absolute ball to drive with a couple of very interesting corners. If you like sportscar history, especially for Porsche, Sebring is full of it. This year is the 50th anniversary of the twelve hour race. One key question is which course at sebring PDE uses. "Full course" (3.7 miles) is the twelve hour course. Sebring is an old WWII bomber base built on old runways and access roads, and as a result rather featureless terrain. I did PDE at Road Atlanta a few weeks ago and is a well worth it, regardless of your skill level. I've raced at Sebring the last two years, and in my opinion you can't go wrong either way. However, if you're taking your spouse, I'd opt for Road Atlanta and stay at Chateau Elan. there's a bigger spa and more to do than at the Chateau Elan at Sebring. (The same guy owns both tracks and the Chateau Elan chain - Dr. Don Panoz who also owns the ALMS)
I'm with Mike. RA is a very interesting track, with lots of elevation changes. Chateau Elan can't be beat either. I sent several cases of wine home. Robin
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