Chin Motorsports
03-06-2014, 06:20 PM
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Burning Brakes
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Chin Motorsports
I noticed that Chin Motorsports has expanded into the Central U.S. They have their first Texas event at Texas World Speedway in College Station on April 12 & 13th. I am looking forward to fewer/smaller run groups with more drive time. What are other's impressions and experiences with Chin?
Jim
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03-06-2014, 11:33 PM
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A+ best HPDE group I have run with.
Expensive... but they control the run groups very well, and you get a TON of track time. They also seem to have a very high quality of instructors.
Expensive... but they control the run groups very well, and you get a TON of track time. They also seem to have a very high quality of instructors.
03-07-2014, 02:39 AM
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Burning Brakes
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The April TWS event is only $199.00 for both days which is a bargain. Three runs groups equate to ~ 3 hours a day per group (less lunch and corner worker breaks).
03-07-2014, 06:51 AM
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My comparison is in regard to our local tracks out east. For instance an HPDE weekend with NASA at VIR would cost you about $375 (instructor included if need be), whereas a Chin weekend at VIR is $549 (add $75 if you need an instructor). However, with Chin we are getting about double the track time from a NASA weekend. After factoring in all the weekend expenses, an extra $200 for a Chin event is a small price to pay for double the track time.
Each day the Chin schedule looks like this:
- 30min standing yellow warmup session
- 30min session with your group
- 30min session with your group
- 30min session with your group
- 30min session with your group
- 90min "happy hour" session open to all cars
03-07-2014, 08:44 AM
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Another vote for Chin. I instruct with them and they put on one of the most well run events around. Tons of track time and put on quite a few events a year....especially in the Southeast.
As some said, it's a bit more expensive (unless you instruct), but well worth it. Glad they're expanding.
As some said, it's a bit more expensive (unless you instruct), but well worth it. Glad they're expanding.
03-07-2014, 10:36 AM
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Word of advise-NEVER **** Maria off. She controls the solo and group sign offs !! 
I like Mark and Maria a lot. They run a fantastic organization. You'll love the amount of track time and at the end of the day-Happy hour. You'll run out of gas before you'll run out of track time.
03-07-2014, 10:38 AM
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Drifting
Wow, that's an amazing price for a 2- day event
My comparison is in regard to our local tracks out east. For instance an HPDE weekend with NASA at VIR would cost you about $375 (instructor included if need be), whereas a Chin weekend at VIR is $549 (add $75 if you need an instructor). However, with Chin we are getting about double the track time from a NASA weekend. After factoring in all the weekend expenses, an extra $200 for a Chin event is a small price to pay for double the track time.
Each day the Chin schedule looks like this:
My comparison is in regard to our local tracks out east. For instance an HPDE weekend with NASA at VIR would cost you about $375 (instructor included if need be), whereas a Chin weekend at VIR is $549 (add $75 if you need an instructor). However, with Chin we are getting about double the track time from a NASA weekend. After factoring in all the weekend expenses, an extra $200 for a Chin event is a small price to pay for double the track time.
Each day the Chin schedule looks like this:
- 30min standing yellow warmup session
- 30min session with your group
- 30min session with your group
- 30min session with your group
- 30min session with your group
- 90min "happy hour" session open to all cars
Jim
03-07-2014, 11:34 AM
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Melting Slicks
