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July 24, 2012 at
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does any body know of any body within 4hrs or so of the sioux falls area that would put on some kinda driving school i want to not only drive the car and learn i want to also learn set up and some of the other main things that go with racing! I could have a ll my own stuff as far as suit and all that if that would help any, Also would be willing to pay the price if some body out there would like to help me out! Thanks let me know if any body knows any body!
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July 24, 2012 at
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Posted By: Team x7 on July 24 2012 at 06:05:47 PM
does any body know of any body within 4hrs or so of the sioux falls area that would put on some kinda driving school i want to not only drive the car and learn i want to also learn set up and some of the other main things that go with racing! I could have a ll my own stuff as far as suit and all that if that would help any, Also would be willing to pay the price if some body out there would like to help me out! Thanks let me know if any body knows any body!
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Not in that area that I know of.. you'd have to make a flight somewhere (I think) try Jimmy Sills or Cory Kruseman. they both have websites.
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July 24, 2012 at
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Yeah thast kinda what i though, I dont wanna spend all the extra money to fly some place to do it, I'm trying to get my $$$ saved up to buy my own car within the next couple years or better yet find some body who would let me try driving for them! Sucks that no body up here in the mid-west will put on some kinda driving school, i figure if i have to fly some where to do it ill just wait and figure it all out on my own when i get my own car
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July 24, 2012 at
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9 hour drive. There is one in Wisconsin, somewhere around Manitowoc and Sheboygan......
www.sippelracin.com/
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July 24, 2012 at
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The Randy Sipple school is your best bet. Very affordable and Randy is a good guy that has helped several good drivers. He runs an excellent operation. You sound like a very young guy, don't let a few hours of driving keep you from your dream. Make a racing vacation out of it. Where Randy is located there are series that run within one hour of his shop. Take in the MSA 360 sprint series at Plymouth Wisconsin and the IRA 410 series while you are there. Both series have drivers that are real good people and would be willing to give you valuable guidence. Also, with Randy's program, you can learn and race at the same time. Serveral drivers have taken his school and raced with the MSA guys at the same time.
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July 24, 2012 at
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you would save money in the long run. the money you pay to go to school and learn a bit, could save you money in the parts you could tear up to begin with no experience. I live right by Jimmy Sills school. I am sure someone out here would let you stay with them for the weekend. racers help racers.
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July 25, 2012 at
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July 25, 2012 at
09:09:07 AM by morbidtacos
There's also Smiley Sitton's Outlaw driving school in Ennis, TX.
http://www.outlawdrivingschool.com/
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July 25, 2012 at
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Heres a small article and dates on the Randy Sipple one, 141 Speedway it says is 15 miles south of Green Bay WI. On July 9th Sammy Swindell was a guest teacher. http://www.141speedway.com/news/first-141-speedway-open-wheel-driving-school-monday-may-21/
Not that I'm a sprint car driver but from helping out a mod driver for awhile now I would say your best chance of learning about setups is to go out to Husets and get someone to let you help them in their pit and just pay attention and ask them why they do this and that cause there are alot of things to learn about set up and if someones teaching you in an hour or 2 or even a whole day, your only going to retain about 5% of it, not saying it would be bad but I think you would learn more pitting with someone and seeing the real life changes they make on the car as the night goes. If your goal is to buy your own car in 2 years then I would spend all the time you can in the pits with another team over the next 2 years so you have a good grasp on the setup items and what it all takes to have and maintain that car.
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July 25, 2012 at
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Posted By: slidejob25 on July 24 2012 at 06:55:04 PM
Not in that area that I know of.. you'd have to make a flight somewhere (I think) try Jimmy Sills or Cory Kruseman. they both have websites.
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sills, aka lukewarmwater charges $750.00 for twenty laps, marysville ca.
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West Capital wasn't half bad either..
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July 25, 2012 at
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Team X7,
Old Race Fan is on point. The Sippel Racin', Open Wheel Driving School is holding classes this summer at the 141 Speedway in Francis Creek, WI. This is a very well maintained, 1/3 mile, banked oval with outstanding amenities. You'll jump into a fully prepared MSA 360 winged sprint car for 3, 7 lap on track sessions after a thorough classroom orientation. We provide everything you'll need to drive and our team is led by IRA Outlaw Sprint driver Mike Kertscher.
Randy Sippel has been driving, building race cars and leading this school for over 15 years. You will learn driving techniques and some mild setup info but we'll tailor the on track session per your request. Visit our website and you'll find clips of our last School where we had both Amy and Sammy Swindell join us for both morning and afternoon sessions.
Visit the site; sippelracin.com. For more information, call Randy Sippel at 920.876.3166. I'd also like to add that both the Cory Kruesman and Jimmy Sills Schools are high quality experiences that are definitely worth looking into. It goes without saying, these drivers are at the top of their games and can convey invaluable knowledge from their years of racing experience. There are good choices out there and we wish you the best of luck this summer
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