Andy Hornsby, the GTROC Northern Trackday Rep, attended the Cornering Masterclass with his fellow members in August 2007. Having taken the Performance Driver 'Track' Day in July, the group were keen to continue their training as quickly as possible, building their knowledge and techniques. Andy wrote about their experience in Skylines, the GTROC magazine for Members. Download page 1 and page 2-3 of the PDF version
Thanks for keeping me up to date with your regular newsletters, they always make interesting reading and usually contain at least one way for me to spend money I don't have! This months being the race caterham, I will be keeping an eye on this one.- Stuart Jones
I want to give massive congratulations to Colin for his appointment to Evo, I have read this magazine since issue 5 and have not missed even one since then (I even had a letter published a few years ago), I've met most of the staff in one way or another and It is one of my motoring "bibles" so for me there are few accolades higher than being asked to give your opinions for publication, well done, a true marker of your stature as a company within the industry.
The day filled up rapidlyPosted in Press & Media on November 01, 2007 by Jo Hoad The first club event for the Mitsubishi Lancer Register took place at Millbrook in October 2007. Mick Garlick, the Driver Training Coordinator published his review of the Performance Driver 'Track' Day in the following edition of Wastegate Chatter. Download the PDF version    Regardless of your driving level, there is something for EVERYONE to learnPosted in Press & Media on October 01, 2007 by Jo Hoad Our first introduction to the enthusiastic and extremely friendly members of the GTROC happened on a very sunny day in July 2007. Giles Vandepol, Skylines Editor, wrote the review for fellow GTROC members to read. Download the PDF version Road Test for Vehicle: S Max Focus 2Lt. Diesel TitaniumPosted in Colins Blog on May 08, 2007 by Jo Hoad Client: Business to Business MK The last Ford Escort rolled off the assembly line at the end of the nineties - the staple diet for many salesmen and a reliable mode of transport for the family. Although respected and perhaps viewed even affectionately by many of us who had owned one, it became perhaps too familiar in its latter years and Ford lowered the axe on the household name. The Focus has been doing an excellent job since its inception in 1998 living on the top step of the podium as Fords mid segment figure head. The Ride and Handling Engineers excelled themselves with a clever multi-link rear suspension configuration married to the simple but effective McPherson strut at the front. It would take some convincing me I wasn't a good driver ....Posted in Press & Media on April 01, 2006 by Jo Hoad Peter Hinson was the first journalist to review the CAT Driver Training product. Read the attached pdf article to hear his reaction to his training experience. |
