]Drivers Edge say..]16 years old, if they have a valid driver’s license, and with both parent’s/legal guardian’s[]sign event minor waiver. Note: We teach a higher level of performance driving, you need to have driving experience before we can do so
So, my son has his license for almost a year... Now, I would like him to drive safe and sound... is this a good school for him? I mean, he wants to do Autocross and drag racing ... not with just a mini..but with a Camaro. I don't want him Street racing.. I understand Drivers edge statement of driving experience...but what do you think? I'm even thinkin about goin to this school with my MCS, cuz, I suck at driving...granny type putterin .... thanks Ladyvalea

 

Try this first:
Start slowly with your son and get him to go to this first: streetsurvival.org

There is of course the professional schools such as Skip Barber that have teen courses.

You want to really learn to have fun, go to racing school.

 

Look at this:

http://www.streetsurvival.org/

Perhaps this would be a good choice.

 

+1 for Street Survival School
There is one in Ft Worth, TX on 4/17/2010 hosted by Lone Star Chapter BMW Car Club of America. Also, check if Lone Star Chapter BMWCCA hosts a Autocross School, I know our local BMWCCA chapter host like 3 or 4 a year. But, Driver's Edge is good too if you register early and get in for FREE and I know that Randy Pobst is involved in it some how. BMWCCA, might be more affordable at $60 for Street Survival and around $100 for Autocross School. A BMWCCA Car Control Clinic might also be good, it's the adult version of Street Survival School.

 

I also suggest the Street Survival School. It is a great deal for $60. My daughter attended, learned a lot and had a great time. She also got a 1 yr membership in BMWCCA as part of the $60.