Advanced Training

I know Summit Point has Race training but is there somewhere else in Maryland/West Virginia that has training for sport bike riders. I have ridden for years but have stepped up to a litre bike and would like to get some lessons from a real pro... Any ideas...

I would even be interested in some actual classes. I am a good rider but I would love to learn how to ride even better. Im in Delaware so anything within the tri-state area would be good for me.

Sorry if I'm thread jacking but does anyone know how to get more info on track days at Summit Point. Never been wanna go!!!

http://www.marrc.org/html_docs/rrs.html This is the link to the Racetraining at Summit Point. I don't really want to do "race training". I don't have full leathers, I ride with Joe Rocket gear jacket and pants. It looks like in this area this training is all the options I have and very few dates...

Sparky, Just look at the Race training as advanced street training! Dont let the word race scare you off you'd probally have a shit load of fun. Peace&Love

Sparky, Just look at the Race training as advanced street training! Dont let the word race scare you off you'd probally have a shit load of fun. Peace&Love I wouldn't mind the Race training environment as much as I can't really justify buying a set of leathers to do it. Thanks

The leathers I have but to go to MARRC school I just found out that Suzuki GSX-R's must have engine covers replaced by heavy duty ones. That's 200 bucks, plus I need to buy and mount a catch can, stands (which I need to get soon anyway), and get all kinds of ather shit done to my bike. I think I'm gonna wait a year or two and buy me a track bike. I'm not trying to convert shit back and forth everytime I got to the track. I sounds like hella fun but it's a pain in the ass getting started.

The leathers I have but to go to MARRC school I just found out that Suzuki GSX-R's must have engine covers replaced by heavy duty ones. That's 200 bucks, plus I need to buy and mount a catch can, stands (which I need to get soon anyway), and get all kinds of ather shit done to my bike. I think I'm gonna wait a year or two and buy me a track bike. I'm not trying to convert shit back and forth everytime I got to the track. I sounds like hella fun but it's a pain in the ass getting started. I hear ya, I was going to get into Cowboy shooting but it also is a lot of money to just get all the equipment. I am looking into this as advanced training to start. http://www.leeparksdesign.com/miscpage_002.asp While it is not a track it does concentrate on cornering and other skills while at slower speeds the corners are tight so you still get the experience... Many other skills taught also.