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Do You Want to Go Faster? and Safer? Craig Coaches You On Do You Want To Go Faster? Speed, Skill, and Safety And Safer? Maximize speed while maintaining safety Know your car and the warning signs it gives before you lose grip Drive better when it matters most (e.g. traffic, closing laps) Understand the physics of driving Sort your car HORNING ADVANCED RACER TRAINING Craig Horning 1121 Anthony Beach Road Penn Yan, NY 14527-9762 315-729-5136 Craig Horning [email protected] 1121 Anthony Beach Road www.craighorning.com Penn Yan, NY 14527-9762 to get “started on the right foot” 315-729-5136 [email protected] www.craighorning.com H.A.R.T.— Horning Advanced Racer Training with Craig Horning — Why H.A.R.T.— — Experience — — What Craig Can Do For You — from car set-up to mindset In 16 years of competitive racing, Craig Speed, Skill, and Safety Horning has both worked with and raced Coach/Driver: Craig Horning against many top road-racing drivers, Coaching session includes: • 28 years driver coaching including Dan Gurney, Derek Daly, Andy Driver coaching at the race track— with • 16 years competitive racing Pilgrim, Bob Henderson, Andy Lally, Randy you at the wheel and Craig by your side Over 500 races Pobst, Tommy Kendall, Parker Johnstone, Debriefing session to solidify what you 65 records set Dorsey Schroeder, and Jack Baldwin, to name learned on the track • 63 wins and many podiums a few. Review of data acquisition systems • 7 Championships Optimizing chassis set up • Licenses held - FIA, IMSA, SCCAPro, NASCAR, Craig has established himself as a Coaching in all types of cars Grand Am, DIRT professional from the driver’s seat to the • Lead driver on numerous teams coach’s seat. Always an example of good Where: • Many factory-sponsored cars sportsmanship, Craig’s reputation as a clean Watkins Glen International racer has stuck with him throughout his Will travel to other tracks — What Clients Say — driving and coaching career. Diversity in Getting started: “Craig's precise, detailed, and clearly articulated racing experience—from Formula Cars to instructions made me smoother faster and safer...It Endurance Racers and Sprint Cars— gives him FREE 20 minute phone conversation or was amazing how much faster I was at the end of the an edge over other drivers. consultation at The Glen day. Most importantly I had a blast! 2 hour minimum ~ Brian Finn, Ferrari Club DE Craig’s coaching experience began in 1986 Flexible scheduling "Craig's coaching takes learning beyond that of when IMSA asked him to conduct an “When I called Craig, I was at a plateau. Craig regular driving school instructors and gave me a Advanced Drivers’ Seminar at The Glen. Since took me back to basics with some great substantial improvement in lap times, then, in both group and private coaching foundational instruction and within two days was confidence, and skill. In my first two days of coaching me on advanced car control & race working with Craig, I felt like I built two years’ sessions with hundreds of students, Craig’s reputation has become so well-established strategy. I have since won a second and third worth of skills.” place national championship in BMWCCA Club ~ Bill Cristofaro, Ferrari Club President that most of his work comes from referrals. Racing and am currently enjoying great success with The American Endurance Racing series.” “Craig's coaching was the real beginning of my Personable and professional, and with a ~ Rich Schickler III, BMW Club Racer understanding of race car dynamics.” proven track record of excellence, Craig is the ~ Louis Betstadt, PCA Club Racing Champ smart choice for driver coaching! Want to learn winning secrets? Want to lower your lap times? Call Craig Horning 315-729-5136 [email protected] www.craighorning.com .
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