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Grab a Helmet and Get Ready for the Driving Event of Your Life at the 2003 AGM!

If you have ever watched a televised NASCAR Winston Cup race from the viewpoint of an onboard camera of a race car, then you have some feel for the sensation of power that the drivers of those 700+ HP machines experience. NOW it is YOUR turn!

Dave Eckrote, Carolina Jaguar Club 2003 President and longtime JCNA member, has arranged for 2003 AGM attendees to participate in a www.racingschools.com and SpeedTech Auto Racing Schools, Inc., driving event under the lights at the Lowe's Motor Speedway. SpeedTech will handle all the details, supply the necessary equipment, and provide participants a brief school before putting you behind the wheel of a Winston Cup car on one of the south's fastest one-and-one-half mile tracks! There will be four participants allowed on the track at a time with passing allowed on the front and back straights. How this event differs from the typical driving school is that it will be under the lights and each driver will be allowed up to 20 laps. Yes, 20 laps under the lights with passing ….and all for only $450!

Your 2003 AGM host, the Carolina Jaguar Club, will provide transportation to and from Lowe's Motor Speedway from the AGM hotel. And, you will have an audience. While the SpeedTech school participants are circling in the tire tracks of Tom Cruise from the "Days of Thunder" movie, the remaining 2003 AGM attendees will be watching from the opening reception above in The Speedway Club. Check out Lowe's website at www.lowesmotorspeedway.com for general track information and details about the Lowe's facility.

To register, call toll free to 877-463-7223, extension 201. Identify yourself as interested in the Jaguar AGM Driving Event on March 21, 2003, at Lowe's Motor Speedway. Space is limited; so do not wait until February to register! Call before January 1 for the best chance to get a helmet and try your hand behind the wheel at Lowe's!

If you need any motivation for this, read Jaguar Society of South Carolina Webmaster John Richardson's story on a similar high speed experience...