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I was wondering if any of you people have had experience with this group. I am seriously considering joining them and getting my rig out on the track and learn its capabilities. I am doing the Nevada gig in April also. https://www.hookedondriving.com/home
I was at one even they ran here in the northeast and it was done pretty well. Different regions are different groups of people so I can't tell you about your region.
HOD is a great group to run with. Safety is their #1 priority. Your in the northwest region and HOD runs at all of the good tracks around there. HOD used to run at Reno-Fernely in Nevada but stopped going there a few years ago. So what track day in Nevada are you going to in April?
HOD is a great group to run with. Safety is their #1 priority. Your in the northwest region and HOD runs at all of the good tracks around there. HOD used to run at Reno-Fernely in Nevada but stopped going there a few years ago. So what track day in Nevada are you going to in April?
April 6th and 7th is when I want to go, but they never return my calls to let me schedule it. I'm ready to give up on them. That is for the Nevada gig.
Last edited by joemessman; Jan 9, 2016 at 11:28 AM.
I've done a few HOD events at Thunderhill, and we have a group who go extremely often. David Ray runs the organization in the Nor Cal area and does a wonderful job.
As mentioned, they place a premium on safety. They have great instructors, and it really is a very well run program.
They've recently expanded into So Cal, and since I just relocated down here I'm looking forward to doing a few events at Fontana this year.
I highly recommend HOD. Try giving David a call and I'd bet he can help hook you up. I'll see if I can dig up his contact information and send you a PM.
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