You will pick an event date and track.  You will register via seattimeracingschool.com or call 704 998 1957.  Once you have registered you will receive an email with all the info you need including checkin time and where to go once you arrive at the track.

Yes, we encourage you to bring as many friends and family as you wish.  They will be with you the entire time except for when you are actually in the car.  Friends and family are welcome to attend the classroom as well.

If it rains or there is a threat of rain you can reschedule for another event date or request a refund which is subject to a 10% handling fee. 

This occurs quite frequently and has never been an issue  We will give the participant operating instructions and push them off to help them get going.  Then the participant will shift from 1^st gear to 4^th gear and will not have to change gears again until they bump it into neutral as they’re coming down pit road at the conclusion of their run.

We have several cars setup for larger people.  Someone not able to drive due to size is very rare.  If this does occur we will offer the participant a Hot Lap ride along and refund the remaining balance.  If the participant is too large to ride or drive or can not fit thru the window opening due to physical limitations we will offer a full refund.

We don’t exaggerate speeds like our competitors do.  Our cars and trucks have a 6,000 rpm rev limiter.  Paired with a 3.18 rear gear at Charlotte and Atlanta this equates to just over 160mph, with Bristol’s 4.11 rear end gear this equates to 115mph.  Driving a race car at these speeds is NOT as easy as it looks on TV.  It takes 100% concentration and a lot of common sense.  Your level of car control, adherence to the racing line we teach you, and interactions with other cars on the track determine how fast you are allowed to go.  An average participant reaches 120-140mph at the larger tracks and 80-100mph at Bristol.  Do not worry about how fast you can go.  Worry about executing the fundamental techniques of circle track racing and car control that we will teach you.  The speeds you run will have a direct correlation to how well you execute these techniques.

Yes.  For solo drivers, a large portion of the classroom is dedicated to the rules of when it is appropriate to pass a slower car.  For non-solo drivers, your instructor in the car will let you know when to pass via verbal instruction and/or hand signal.

Yes, you may,  but you must have your own head and neck restraint.  If not, you will have to use our helmet and head and neck restraint device.

Give us a call @ 704 998 1957!  We’ll be happy to answer any question you have.

Give us a call at 704 998 1957 and we’ll get you setup.