The BMW Car Club of America has become the most recent High Performance Driver Education (HPDE) organization to achieve Level II classification in the Motorsport Safety Foundation’s driving instructor training program, CERTIFIED—this is the 3rd national organization to achieve this status.
The BMW CCA chapters host 150 track days a year and the National ITS program is supporting those chapters to provide them with the highest qualified instructors possible. From Watkins Glen and Lime Rock to Sebring to Road America, to Road Atlanta, to Barber to Laguna Seca and all points in between, the consistency of high level driver instruction is provided.
“The instructors of the BMW Car Club of America are committed to providing the highest quality of instruction and giving our students the best and safest experience for their money,” stated Jack Joyner, National Driving Events Coordinator for the BMW CCA. “In our over 40-year history of hosting HPDE’s and our almost 20 years of providing national level training, our instructors have become ambassadors to the sport of High Performance Driving. With the Motorsport Safety Foundation Level II certification, we can further the cause of the MSF, grow its instructor base and maintain a high quality instructor Cadre.”
The Club will continue to certify new driving instructors according to the Motorsport Safety Foundation’s national standards for instructor training.
“Having MSF certification documents our high quality of instructor training that many have known for years” said Bill Wade, National Instructor Training Coordinator.
The BMW Car Club of America joins other respected CERTIFIED HPDE organizers, including Chin Track Days and the chapters of the Porsche Club of America, which pledge to stay at the forefront of motorsport safety. Each of these organizations is committed to ensuring their students experience maximum enjoyment within the safest guidelines, and the Motorsport Safety Foundation is proud to partner with them.
