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Originally Posted by CalSE
It appears you've got the race line under control. What do these clubs claim to offer by way of further instruction?
I would be interested in learning better techniques in trail braking, optimise entry and exit speeds, best turning angles, etc. if they offer.
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in the lower groups they teach you the essentials, which I feel that I've already learned from reading threads on here, speed secrets, going to the track once or twice every month, and by talking to other more experienced track junkies.
i spoke to another member here after the event for a bit and in the A class, they say throw most of the things you learned in BCD away and then learn more advanced techniques, eg braking while turning, not always being smooth, etc. Its basically you have to learn those beginner techniques to build a foundation before doing these more advanced things. Im thinking the things you mentioned are available in the A class if you were to ask.
Thats what I wanted to learn but unfortunately I wasnt in that class. But I still learned some valuable points on braking in the B class. But 95% (the rest of things that were discussed) of it I already knew.