Scheduling Snafu Delays 200MPH Attempt

I got news this week that World Class Driving (WCD) needed to cancel the 200 MPH session I was registered for on April 7th.  It seems that they did not have enough participants to fund the event – so they tried to push me up a couple of days to April 5th.  Unfortunately my schedule for April 5th was already booked at Summit Point for SCCA Club Trials.  So now I will need to wait until December for the next 200 MPH event.  Getting my practice in for the SCCA and doing more networking with those people is far more important than making it down to Miami for a one-shot deal.  I still have the opportunity to drive some Ferraris and Lamborghinis out at Virginia International Raceway (VIR) on May 21st.  One side benefit of this cancellation is that WCD gives a $1000 discount for the 200 MPH program to members that have participated in a previous event.  Since the May 21st event will now come first, I get the 200 MPH event in December for $1000 less.

Ted Cahall

Author: Ted Cahall

Ted Cahall is an executive, engineer, entrepreneur as well as amateur race car driver. He combined his skills as an engineer and passion for racing by developing the marrspoints.com points tracking website for the Washington DC region of the SCCA.

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