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i have a nearly month vocation and want to do something fun. do people here try porsche driving experience? i'm about to book the 2 day course, and would like to hear some comment about the program. thanks! do porsche give u something to bring home as remembrance
Do it- it's great. World class instructors, world class facility, and yeah, you get goodies to take home with you, plus they have a boutique so that you can buy stuff. Most importantly, it really is a great two days, very intense, and the most fun I've had in a long time.
I stuck my neck out once. Here's the thread. Happy reading!! Places to let it out
PDE is fun! Specially if you are a beginner on track. They will teach you to heel-and-toe, threshold brake, trail brake etc... all in their cars, with top notch instructors. I've gone to PDE in Sebring and Road Atlanta, and I enjoyed myself immensely. You also get to shmooze with some legendary names in Porsche Racing like Hurley Haywood. Do it, you won't regret it. Oh, and you also get a Porsche poster autographed by all the instructors, and a framed picture of you in the car (but typical of all things Porsche, you have to pay extra for that)
They have some cancellation and that date is open again. After that, the next available spot is in March 2004! Here is the course schedule: PDE Schedule My along with another guy at CFG board is going. BTW, haven't posted here for a while. Had been lurking though!
Sign up as quick as you can, you will have a blast, it's all about driving! as well as driving on perhaps, the best track in the nation, a world class facility. The best remembrance that they give you is the experience that you take home in your mind! And auto crossing a Boxster is a blast as well
Hi Orient Red, Hope you're doing well. I couldn't agree more with your comments. The Cayenne wsn't half bad either..note, I bought one after that experience We'll be back!
When I took the PDE at Road Atlanta in 2000, they gave us a group picture mounted in a nice wooden stand with a small 996 model on it and an engraved PDE - Road Atlanta tombstone. It was included in the cost of the 2-day event back then. Some people also bought Porsche die cast models and had them autographed by Hurley and Jack Baldwin. Karl
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