Summer East Coast Tour Complete
Our summer East Coast tour is wrapped up. We visited Virginia, New Jersey, and Pittsburgh, and we’re already looking forward to returning next year. Here are some images from last month’s schools.
Remaining 2025 Schedule
Here are the remaining dates for 2025. We expect most if not all of them to sell out. Take a look, sign up, and come ride with us before winter.
- Laguna Seca Two-Day Camp – September 4 & 5
- Willow Springs Level Five Two-Day Camp – September 13 & 14
- Thunderhill West Single Days – October 4 & 5
- Sonoma Two-Day Camp – October 6 & 7
- Streets of Willow Single Days – October 18 & 19
- Streets of Willow Two-Day Race School – October 20 & 21
- Las Vegas Two-Day Camp – November 1 & 2
- Las Vegas Two-Day Camp – November 3 & 4
Streets of Willow Upgrades
Streets of Willow Springs has received major upgrades: a repaved skidpad, added curbing, new chicanes on the back straight, etc. We will get to see this in person shortly and let you know what we think.
Two spots have opened for the Level V Two-Day Camp on September 13–14, and a few spots remain for the Single Day schools on October 20–21. The Race School is full. We’ll be among the first to ride the upgraded facilities, and our coaches are eager to get on track.
Level V at Willow
The Level V program is focused and structured:
- Day One covers body positioning.
- Day Two focuses on braking, with new drills designed to refine corner entry speed and avoid over-slowing.
This special program runs September 13–14 and is open to any graduate of Level 1 or higher. With only two groups of 10 riders and a 2:1 student-to-coach ratio, the attention and feedback are exceptional.
As mentioned, two spots just opened—call the office if you’d like to join: 800-530-3350.
Graduate Victories
Superbike School graduate Bradley Ray has won an impressive 11 races this season in the British Superbike Championship.
Quiz Corner
Last Month’s Question:
What element(s) of physics explain why a motorcycle will not change direction if pressure is put into the side of the gas tank, with no shift of mass?
Answer: The force remains internal. Since you and the bike are a connected system, pushing inward on the tank is just you pushing against yourself. It doesn’t apply an external force through the tires to the ground, which is required to change direction.
Winner: Ben from Indiana
This Month’s Question:
In our field of vision, how many degrees are in sharp detail?
Reply with your answer to enter a drawing to win a shirt, hat, or book!
Share Your Photos
We want to see your riding shots! Send in your photos and we’ll share them with the CSS community.
Here’s one from Fred—looking good!
Insta360 Cameras
Our coaches are using the ACE Pro 2 camera when filming students. These cameras have proven simple, reliable, and high quality. We’re very pleased with their performance.
- Ace Pro 2: https://store.insta360.com/product/ace-pro-2?utm_term=INRCU2D
- X5: https://store.insta360.com/product/x5?utm_term=INRCU2D
- Insta360 Website
Recent Feedback
“I honestly can’t even come up with suggestions because it was above and beyond what I expected, and this is coming from someone who took a different class at the same track.” – F.S.
“I worked with both Johnny and Ian and it’s an absolute joy to work with both of them. In addition to being incredibly skilled coaches they are great humans that are fun to spend the day with. One of the best run organizations I’ve ever seen.” – K.C.
Revzilla Article
Zack from Revzilla wrote an article about his experience at our Two-Day Camp. It’s interesting to note how his perspective shifted from outsider to participant, reflecting on his own riding and growth.
From the Archives
Here’s a photo of Keith with New York Yankees legend Reggie Jackson, who joined us at Willow Springs in 1988.
See You at the Track!
Phone: 800-530-3350
Email: [email protected]