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Two decades ago, NASCAR racing
legend Buck Baker, whose credits include two championships
and 46 victories in the NASCAR Winston cup circuit, realized
the need for a school to train drivers. He opened the Buck
Baker Racing School in 1980, which allowed professionals,
racers, corporate groups and fans to experience true NASCAR
driving. The Buck Baker Racing School hosts thousands of students
and corporate guests annually, with classes in Atlanta, Richmond
and Bristol. Many of today's top drivers have attended his
school, including Jeff Gordon, Jeff Burton, Ward Burton, Tony
Stewart, Danny Sullivan and Lynn St. James.
The Buck Baker Racing School
teaches the skills that professionals use on the track. You'll
learn what it takes to be competitive in stockcar racing,
with state-of-the-art equipment. There are many different
courses available to suit the level of experience you wish
to attain. The basic course, either one, two or three days
long, is designed to teach you the fundamentals of a NASCAR
Winston Cup stockcar. A refresher course is offered to graduates
of the basic course, where drivers can gain seat time or sharpen
their skills. The advanced NASCAR course offers an individual
one-on-one training to reach their true potential. The ride-and-drive
course is a half day activity where students are taught the
basics, then get the chance to drive a Winston Cup Race Car
by themselves with other student drivers on the course. There
are also the hot lap rides, where guests are driven multiple
laps at high speeds in a stockcar!
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