if so, where? around my area i dont know of any places to go that isnt on a city road, i dont want any trouble and i cant really practice at all because using those roads theres always that possibility of someone around the next corner, therefore i dont use them, ive thought of parking lots but most are in the town to much and somebody will likely call the cops, does anybody have any suggestions? i just want something where i can go around and practice cornering and just learn to drive a little better without putting anyone else in danger. i live in the fenelon falls area if that helps.

What Alexei said -- especially the rallycrosses for more spirited driving. The MCO will also have a snowcross series if you are up to driving to Ottawa.

Also, because it can't be said often enough:
DO NOT PRACTICE ON PUBLIC ROADS!!!!

Jeannie

id just like to firstly point out that in my first post, i clearly clearly say i dont use public roads as i dont want to endanger others, thats the whole point of the topic in general. im aware of the danger, please dont keep repeating it, thank you. second, where are the winter lapping days? just cayuga? wheres that? any costs to be allowed in? where can i watch to see when they start?

and also, to do with the first part of this post, im not trying to be disrespectful im just simply asking as nice as i can to not have posts about not practicing on public roads. i really am trying to be as nice as possible and i feel that if im driving a car its a given to know better, i understand not everybody does but id like to let you know that i do and i kindly ask to not be reminded. please please please dont be upset by this.

This message is for Yopofun,

You mentioned Cayuga does lapping days.

I looked at their website and found that they provide winter driving lessons throughout the winter on their track... I may be more interested in winter driving un-lessons
(unfortunately I do not have permission to post the link because I am a newbie) but you can find it on their website.
Do they allow you to just drive and have fun or do you have to go through the lessons?

Thanks

Quinn

Hey Quinn,

The winter lapping day that I went in had the option for lessons, but was mostly just open track fun. You didn't have to take lessons unless you wanted to. As I recall, I think NV Auto sponsored the track for the day and then just charged everyone like 80 dollars or something for the day, which is a fantastic deal for an entire day out on a track. So I think its different then the "Advanced Driver Training Winter Program". I found out about through a post on Toronto Subaru Club forum back in the day...so its one of those things that once the snow start coming, keep an eye out for posts about it.

Tim

Jesse, even though you don't have a caged rally car yet, I think that you would benefit from getting rides with people on a Test Day and I'm sure that drivers would be willing to give you a ride. I am working on details of a Winter Test Day now - probably mid January.

riding in a caged car would be sweet, i would love to see how people drive, where can i find the details for the test days?

Send me your email and I will add you to my group list  ross@tallpinesrally.com