You've
got the car. Whether it's American muscle, Asian attitude or some miracle
of European engineering, you've chosen your ride and maybe even taken
things a few steps further. More power, better suspension, massive brakes
-- whatever the recipe you've chosen, it's produced the kind of car
that could get you into some really good trouble.
What do you do now?
Parking lot burnouts and traffic signal hole shots get old quick.
You want to see what your car can do, but body work is expensive,
and maybe the points are adding up on your driving record. Public
roads just aren't the right place for high-performance driving. And
while you've maybe tweaked every part of the car, now, the most important
component has been left unmodified -- the driver.
Open Track Racing
gets you out on the race track. Whether your car is stock, modified,
or a dedicated track car that needs tuning, OTR gives you a safe place
to let all those horses loose. Open Track Racing brings drivers to
Willow Springs Raceway in Rosamond, California, where you'll be able
to legally to take your car up to as much as 150 mph on a 9-turn,
2.5-mile road course. Open Track Racing limits the number of cars
at each event in order to maximize track time and driver safety. OTR
furnishes corner and flag workers, starters, insurance, track clean-up,
and highly-trained medical personnel.
Open Track Racing is
not wheel to wheel racing. Our events are designed to improve your
driving and car control skills -- to bridge the gap between the driver's
capabilities and the car's. All types of vehicles are allowed, from
stock to wildly modified, and run groups are divided so that you're
sharing the track with cars running similar lap times.
You'll never get
to see what your car is capable of if you don't take it out to where
it can run at full throttle. And you'll never get to see what you're
capable of as a driver until you throw yourself through the high speed
corners of Willow Springs, a track with one of the highest average
speeds of any race facility in North America. Open Track Racing offers
the most track time, in a safe environment, with experienced instructors
and other drivers who share your belief that things don't get really
interesting until your speedometer is showing triple digits.