Friday at the Track

Bill Holden

Matt Lallo

Matt Lallo is a 4th place graduate of the 1992 Renault-Elf Winfield School for Formula Renault at Paul Ricard. He had successful seasons racing Yamaha Light karts in the late '90s, and currently serves as a senior instructor for car clubs (including Ferrari & Aston Martin) and BSR. Comfortable in any cockpit, he has track experience in a very wide variety of race and street cars, from open-wheelers to Ferrari F40s to historic models and the latest supercars. Matt's specialties include car control and the physics theory underlying quick laps (should anyone ever venture to ask him)! Throughout his years as in- car coach in some of the fastest cars, he has maintained one of the best safety records in the business, so seek him out at your next event for personalized coaching to help attain your goals behind the wheel.

Carl Iseli

Harry Kintzi

Harry Kintzi began autocrossing in the 70 s, moving on to Porsche Club driving events and eventually becoming a PCA driving instructor. The racing bug hit in the early 90 s and he joined the PCA Club Racing circuit in 1994 and has been racing ever since earning many podiums in his 944 Turbo. He also raced in numerous 12 Hours at the Point races and fielded his own team twice in 2002 and 2004 finishing third in class both times. Racing also in SCCA and Grand Am, at tracks from Daytona to Lime Rock, he has driven everything from Pro Spec Miatas, VW GTI, Mini Cooper, Audi S4, Mazda RX7 and Porsches. Currently instructing for FATT, he also has instructed at the Ferrari Club National Meet, the Hyperfest, Colonial Challenge Cup, and a number of dealer new model introductions. Harry enjoys teaching novice as well as experienced drivers in ocular driving techniques making the FATT experience a fun and safe day for the participant.

Daren Stonesifer

Daren (Big Daddy Racing) has been racing a couple years with SCCA and the Vintage Racing Group, where he typically runs an E-Production Porsche 911 race car. Daren is also active in the Central PA Porsche club where he runs some other street-able Porsche 911's at track events. Other interests include building Porsche race cars, restoring older Porsches, and American pony muscle cars (new and old), which are sometimes run at FATT events.

Pat Sharkitt

Dave Parker

Dave Parker attended his first Friday At The Track as a student in 1999. Dave became a Friday At The Track instructor in 2001 as a way to payback all the people that helped him progress and improve his driving skills. Dave started his racing career in 2001 racing sedans in the Sports Car Club of America, National Auto Sport Association and several vintage racing clubs. Dave has raced a variety of cars including, Volkswagens, Mazdas, Lexus, and Porsche cars. Dave currently is racing a Volkswagen Scirocco in SCCA H Production class where he has enjoyed much success.

Friday at the Track is a great learning experience, not only for the students, but for instructors as well. I learn something every time I ride with a student, either about them, the car they are driving, or some nuance of the track or its surrounding environment. The adventure of taking someone who has never had any track experience and making them safe, comfortable and competent on the racetrack is hugely satisfying.

Ralph Dommes

Ralph Dommes was born in Munich, Germany, and began racing on the drag strip and at HPDEs across the east coast in 2002. His love of motorsports brought him to Summit Point to fulfill his ambition as an amateur club racer which began with several FATT sessions to whet his appetite. Since 2008, nothing has stopped him from having a blast and taking advantage of all the great experience and expertise the folks at BSR and Summit Point bring to high performance driving. Ralph is an accomplished Spec Miata racer in the SCCA and in 2008 he finished in 14th place in the championship. He took every checkered flag and consistently improved his lap times and finishing positions. Other accomplishments include instructing for the SCCAs Performance Driver Experience (PDX) program. Ralph established Ralf Racing, Inc., in 2007 and is a proud partner with the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Ralf Racing contributes all proceeds to the Society by racing for the cure and supporting special events. http://www.ralfracing.com

Chris White

Bruce Shelton

Dave Missert

Dave Missert is in semi-retirement from a long career in the federal government and the opportunity to take off Fridays to have fun plunged DC-resident David Missert into the world of FATT. A FATT track instructor for three years and certified to teach the skidpad, David has been an instructor for a variety of clubs for almost two decades. He teaches for the National Capital BMW Club and the Northern Virginia Corvette Club as well as at Mini and Volvo marquee events, among others. David has instructed primarily at Summit Points three tracks, but also at Watkins Glen and the late and beloved Bridgehampton Race Circuit on Long Island, New York and has been a student himself at Portland International Raceway. If you hear someone admonishing eyes up! it is likely to be David.

Paul Alexandre

Greg Haas

Greg Haas is an accomplished instructor with a background instructing Advanced Driving, Heavy Equipment operation, and has been a Certified Snowboarding instructor. His primary objective is to provide his students with confidence while providing an ever increasing level of skill. Equally important is keeping the activity fun and reinforcing the sense of accomplishment as often as possible. His experience includes a variety of driving environments and vehicles including SCCA Spec Racer, IT, and Formula Vee, WKA Enduro Karting, and Autocross competition. Off track he has been employed as a courier in Washington, DC, a Tow Truck Operator, Expedited product delivery, and many miles in the DC region as a sales rep. He has often been engaged as test driver and developer for post restoration classics and vehicle performance. As a trainer he serves his student's goals from appreciation of the daily driver to refinement of competition skills instilling survivability in competitive traffic environments.

Keith McDonald

Marc Flitcroft

Tony Syntax

Tony Syntax, My wife, Pat and I live in Baltimore, MD. Combined we have 9 children many of whom have attended FATT. I work for a company called Starry Associates, Inc. a government contractor implementing and maintaining financial management and accounting systems. I am into Ferrari automobiles for the most part, having started the Mid-Atlantic Region of the Ferrari Club of America in the mid-70s. I guess that puts me in the "vintage" class. I love instructing at FATT because I see people progress in their driving skills just like I did. At least I think I did. I also like meeting all of the different people who have a common interest. You can't beat it.

Jim Roberts

Jim Roberts began auto crossing in 1994 and has been doing high speed events, track days and Time Trials since 1996. Jim has been instructing with FATT since 2005 and also instructs with CVCC, NVCC, NASA, CCWPA, and the National Corvette Museums program at VIR. Jim has instructed extensively on Summit Point Raceway, Shenandoah Circuit, Jefferson Circuit, and Pocono. He has also instructed at Lime Rock, Beaver Run, Watkins Glen, and Lightning and Thunderbolt at New Jersey Motorsports Park. In addition to many of the above tracks Jim has also participated in Time Trials at Putnam Park, Brainerd International Raceway, Las Vegas Speedway road course, Sebring, and Nashville Superspeedway road course. You can usually find him in his yellow C5 coupe but sometimes for a change of pace he brings his 94 blue Miata. Jim enjoys helping his students develop their driving skills and become comfortable and enthusiastic with hi speed driving.

Tom Morris

Michael Johnson

Michael Johnson started racing at a very young age. Shortly thereafter when his mother gave birth to him, he continued racing. Starting with feet, moving on to BMX bicycles, then karts, road bicycles, motorcross, and finally cars and motorcycles, Michael has learned how to race just about anything there is, and has usually made a name for himself at it. He has taught everything from small children in karts to police pursuit tactics. Michael's diverse racing and instructing history will help to bring a sense of accomplishment to your day at FATT whether it's your first time out, or if you're trying to get that extra tenth of a second for the coming race weekend. He's fluent in German and English (both as a native speaker), and has instructed in both languages. A consummate instructor, he also teaches computing and networking, as well and teaching, performing, and judging at swing dance competitions.

Bill MacFarland

Don Ruschman aka Tall Don

Don Ruschman is a US State Department/USAID contractor/consultant and a sports car and motorcycle racer. Son of an auto industry executive and Indy 500 sponsor, he grew up with motorsports and first began racing motorcycles in high school. More recently, he races Porsches in NASA's Mid-Atlantic region where he was the 44 SuperCup champion in 2008, and currently holds track records at New Jersey Motorsports Park and Summit Point. Don has been instructing for FATT since 2000 and BSR (as a security driving instructor) since 2001 and is a qualified senior in-vehicle and classroom trainer with significant experienced in virtually every component of BSR's driving curriculum, particularly the high-speed modules, some which he co-authored. Not to be overlooked though is that, as compared to fellow BSR instructor Greg Cobb who christened him "ETD", Don is in fact, "extra tall"...

Elizabeth Miller

Steve Miller, aka Maurice

Carl Beisel

Carl Beisel entered motorsports in 1999 soon after purchasing a Porsche with the simple desire to learn how to drive. Auto-crossing with the Porsche Club was soon followed by a FATT in April 2000. With that experience, he was truly addicted to the high performance driving experience and became a regular DE attendee. By 2003, Carl became a qualified Porsche Club Instructor and discovered conducting in-car instruction to be very rewarding. He reunited with the FATT team a year later as an Instructor, allowing him to expand his teaching skills with a wide variety of students and vehicle types in addition to Porsches. Along the way, his passion compelled him to transform his 944 Turbo into a race car and go wheel-to-wheel against other Mid-Atlantic racers. He has had the good fortune of driving, racing and instructing at many race tracks including Summit Point, VIR, Mid-Ohio, Watkins Glen and Road Atlanta. Today, Carl continues to enjoy his role of assisting students learn their cars and develop the necessary skills for a safe and rewarding on-track experience.

Gerald Chan

Have been mentor/instructor-trainer (in an official capacity) for BSR, BMW's ITS (Instructor Training School) program and check-out instructor for CarGuys and Mazda Drivers. I am a friend of and have been instructed by Ross Bentley, the author of the "Speed Secrets" series of books and trainer to Indy Car and IRL pro drivers.

I am familiar with and taught on the following tracks: Summit Point Circuit, Jefferson Circuit, Shenandoah Circuit, BeaveRun PA, Watkins Glen International NY, Lime Rock Park, VIR, and Thunderhill Raceway. I am familiar with but never taught on Infineon Raceway(nee Sears Point Raceway) Sonoma, CA. I have held an SCCA Novice permit to race on 3 separate seasons and a NASA Novice Permit for 1 season. I have taught the classroom for CarGuys, MazdaDrivers LLC, NJ and Del/Val BMW since 2005.

I am a qualified skidpad instructor for Bill Scott Racing's FATT program at Summit Point WV since 2004. I also been teaching skidpad for the NJ and Delaware Valley (Philly) chapters of the BMW CCA since 2005.

Joel Gallun

Klaus Hirtes

Todd Taylor

Chuck Veres

David Henning

Rob Hines

Ron Osbourne

Randy Maits

Randy Maits Driving, Instructing, Racing experience, 12 years on track experience including 1 year racing plus 3 years autocross plus 2 years sprint kart racing. 90+ track days. Groups events attended include NASA, ARPCA, NNJRPCA, Zone 2, Peachtree Chapter BMWCCA, NJBMWCCA, BSRinc, Mazda group of D.C., Greater Washington Mercedes Benz CCA. Tracks include VIR, Watkins Glen, Mid Ohio, Road Atlanta, CMP, Summit Point-Main, Jefferson, Shenandoah. Active NASA competition license since 2008, currently racing in the Mid-Atlantic region American Iron series. Instructor in good standing with PCA, BMWCCA, BSR, GWMBCCA. Member of NASA, BMWCCA, PCA. Racing, Chief Instructor, student, co-participant references available upon request.

Bob Kelly

Bob Kelly began teaching at FATT events in 2002. Past experience; SCCA National Competitor, GT-5,ITS, ITC and GT-3, Second in Regional Championship in GT-3, Qualified for SCCA runoffs in GT-5 2nd in SF Region, IMSA Competitor, ProFormance FWD class, NASCAR Winston West Competitor,Go Kart Regional/National Competitor, SCCA Competition Instructor, SCCA Driver Observer, Began racing Karts in the 60s moved to SCCA in the late 70s and have been involved in competitive motorsports since then. In my other life I am a construction consultant; a licensed dog show judge for the American Kennel Club. My wife and I enjoy swing dancing and lindy hop.

James Hyder

James Hyder started participating in motorsports with his first FATT in 1999. Since then he has driven over 120 days on 18 tracks in more than a dozen different cars. He is a graduate of the Skip Barber Racing School, and has been a FATT instructor since 2004. He has also instructed with NASA, the Ferrari Club, the BMWCCA, and other groups. James' focus as an instructor is to help the student advance at his/her own pace in a safe and enjoyable manner.

Doug Mills

After retiring from active race driving in 2004, I decided to volunteer to instruct at the BSR FATT program In order to keep in touch with high performance driving and the many friends I've become to know over the years. I look forward to enjoying my 3rd year with FATT in 2009. I was a long time member of SCCA, DC Region where I was twice A DC regional champion and once a Northeast Division Champion. Twice I was invited to the runoffs at Road Atlanta where I finished 3rd in my first try and sat on the pole the next year with a humbling mechanical failure half way through the race while leading.

Pete Gochman

Pete has been instructing for BSR since 2008. He initially got bit by the motorsports bug at age 3 when he received his first Big Wheel Bike. He got involved in autoX in 2003 and later went on to win many autoX trophies and a season championship (in an AS S2000, not a Big Wheel Bike). He is currently an HPDE instructor in good standing with NASA, SCCA, GWS and NJS Mercedes, Audi ACNA, MVP Track Time LLC, Ford SVTOA, MazdaDrivers LLC, S2ki, TrackDaze, Corvette Club NVCC, RedLine Time Attack, and the Capital Area Cobra Club. He is sponsored by the coolest and most tolerant wife in the world! When he is not driving or working on cars, he is often mountain biking (note: great cross training for motorsports!), listening to music (through vacuum tubes and horns) or following his favorite bands around. Currently, he researches child and adolescent mental illness at the National Institutes of Health.

Alex Ratcliffe

Dirk Dekker

Tom Bourne

Mark Perkins

Mark Perkins is the current program manager for FATT. He has been coming up to the Point since the early 70's. He raced motocross through the late 80's winning a couple championships in process. He started taking part in FATT's at the end of the 90's (yes the rumors are true, Greg Cobb was his first instructor, and did get him to start instructing). Mark also won the 2006 RASCAR championship in Southern MD. Other interests include collecting and restoring Italian cars, 4x4 Rockcrawling, carpentry, architecture and some ballroom dancing. Currently he is a security driving instructor/supervisor for BSR.

Greg Cobb

Greg Cobb has been teaching FATT events since the time we used buggies with real Mustangs, Morgans, Quarter Horses and Appaloosas. He is occasionally known as the Magnificent Mustache, Super Stache and also Mr Mustachio. His other interests include Mopars, carpentry, surfing and heckling.

Bad Al Bell

Mike Lysczek

Dave VanDiest aka DVD

David grew up in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and from an early age was attracted to cars and auto racing. In 1990, David participated in his first Auto Cross and was hooked. He has Auto Crossed regularly since that date as well as participated in several open road rally races – the Silver State Classic, the Nevada Open Road Challenge, and the Gold Rush Challenge. In 1999, David attended the Derek Daily Driving School in Las Vegas, Nevada. He has instructed at events for Ford SVT Owners Group, Volkswagen, Track Daze, Ferrari/Maserati of D.C., Corvette Clubs, and Friday At The Track. David has also competed in events at Pikes Peak International Raceway and Second Creek Raceway. Besides racing, he also enjoys rock crawling in his 1970 Ford Bronco. David joined BSR, Inc., in July of 2006 as an In Car and Classroom Instructor.

Rob Robinette

Rob Robinette has been a flight and driving instructor since 1990. He has NASA TTC and TTR wins and currently holds the TTR lap record at Summit Point Main. Rob is a licensed driving instructor for NASA and has instructed for BSR, Redline Time Attack, the Porsche Club of America, the Mercedes Benz Club, the Cobra Club, and N.E.R.D. Racing. Rob was also a flight instructor in the US Air Force where he flew the F-15, C-141, T-3, and T-41. He currently flies the Boeing 737 for Southwest Airlines.

Alan Herod

John Bennett

Dave Hsu

Colin Murphy

John Brown

Jim Thill

Michael Wiggs

Michael Wiggs, car crazy since childhood, for me cars have always been more than just getting from point A to point B. From Matchboxes and Hot Wheels, summer road trips with the family, getting my first car in High School, to driving my brother's 1968 Mustang (the few times he would let me!), cars have been a huge part of my life. I have fond memories of my cousin teaching me to drive a manual transmission in his 1969 Porsche 912, back in the day. More recently, I've dabbled in autocross and karting. As far as formal training is concerned, I attended one of the 3-day racing clinics at Derek Daly Academy in December 2002, driving Ford powered F2000 race cars. Aside from having fun, my driving philosophy is that there's no such thing as too much training - there's always something to learn!

Guy Frank aka Frankenberry

Steve Kaufman

Ben Pettis

Aaron Correira

Steve Puffpaff

David Caramanica

Steve Theiss

Nor Pirzkal

Chuck Grafton

Steve Cox

Cassidy Nolen

Cassidy Nolen began instructing with Northern Virginia Corvette Club in 2007. He is ASE Automotive Certified, has an advanced degree in Technical Education and currently holds an Automotive Technology Endorsement with Virginia Department of Education. A 2-time graduate of Spring Mountain Performance Driving School, he frequently instructs HPDEs through the NVCC and is part of their continued efforts with the Teen Driving School held annually. Cassidy brings an enthusiastic, classroom-setting mentality to driving and the belief everyone can reach their personal goals.

Joseph Yacobenas

Rich Fohl

Terry Carraway

Terry Carraway started with performance cars by spending the year before getting his driver's license building a 55 Chevy hot rod. Later he learned that there was more to driving than going in a straight line as a Fiat 850 Spider introduced him to sport cars. He campaigned this car successfully in the Washington/Baltimore area in autocross. A hiatus from motorsports allowed him to pursue flying jets (T-37, T-38, and A-10) and racing sailboats. A return to motorsports brought him back to autocross and then into SCCA racing. He currently holds an SCCA National Competition License, and races a Spec Racer Ford in Regional and National races. In addition to teaching performance driving, he is also certified to teach flying airplanes, helicopters, and gliders; and to teach shotgun and handgun shooting.

Jon Dawes

Jon is a Mustang enthusiast and began driving at various track days in the summer of 2007. He raced a 1994 Mustang in NASA's Camaro Mustang Challenge. He is also a certified NASA instructor and instructs at various clubs in the Mid Atlantic region. Jonfinds it rewarding tosee his students' abilities progress at each event.

Mike Collins aka Meathead

Chris Windsor

Larry Young

Brian Billey

Don Peyton

Bill Davis

Andrew Coe

Mhyar Alzayat

Kris Edwards

Mark Rougeux

Mark Rougeux has been a FATT Instructor since 1990, his racing experience includes membership to the Sportscar Club of America a Nationally Licensed Competitor, and Asst. Chief Starter. Mark's professional career has always involved driving whether it be performance or safety related. Presently, Mark is the owner of his own Executive Transportation Service, which primary caters lawyers, lobbyist, and former government officials.

Chris Schanzle

Gary Shenk

Jerry Hunt

Jerry Hunt has over 50 years of motorsports participation. Street racing at an abandoned military facility, and drag racing in SoCal in the 50's, Hill climbs, rallysand ice racing in upstate NY in the 60's, Autocrossing and Porsche club events at the Point in the 70's, SCCA racing (EP Porsche) in the 80's. A vacation from motorsports in the 90's, Drawn back in (by my oldest son) to FATTs and instructing in the new millenium. Throughout my military and civilian careers I was intensively involved in teaching technical, military, and aviation subjects. I greatly enjoy the task of bringing to the student a new skill, and seeing that look of joy the first time they do it right!

Dave Ade

Charlie Broring

Steve Muller

Steve Smith

Colin Jevens

Colin Jevens started as a student with FATT in 03. My interest in cars and motorsport started with Drag racing and quickly changed to road racing once I visited the Glenn and rekindled a love of Trans Am. Whether its a Porsche, VW, Mustang, Corvette or anything else, I just love turning laps around the track. I am currently campaigning a spec mustang in CMC with NASA and also running the Kart program here at Summit Point. Spending time in a Kart has made me a smoother driver in a car. Getting to work with drivers of all abilities as a FATT instructor, has also greatly contributed to my development as a driver. See you next friday at the track !

Frank Corkran

Andrej Balanc

Tom Barber

Ben Thompson

Alex Schefer

Bob Hammond

Jim Dickinson

Dr. David Rankin

Dr. David Rankin, D.O. practices family medicine in Winchester, VA. He holds competition licenses with SCCA and NASA, and has instructed for more than a dozen automobile clubs on the tracks of our region.

Rich Schwartz

Brian Hair

Vic Hall

Sam Schechter

Bob Miller

Bob Miller, FATT instructor since 1997, loves Porsches, has done some racing.

Todd Funkhouser

Todd Funkhouser, Despite being in constant demand by people who just want to hang with the coolest person on earth, Todd has generously spared some of his precious time to grace Summit Point with his presence. He believes that Colin and Jon should really proofread their bio's before submitting them, and has the most intimidating eyebrows in the paddock.

Owen Schefer

Bill Baum

Jim Koca

Brian Wachter

Nathan Beck

Phil Ruhl

Ellen Beck

Ellen Beck has been instructing for 10 years, for a number of Porsche Club of America regions, BMWCCA chapters, COMSCC, NASA, Alfa Romeo, and at vintage events. She co-authored the PCA National Instructor Training program, is a National Trainer for regional programs, served as Chief Instructor for North Country Region-PCA for four years, and currently teaches the classroom sessions at events for Potomac Region-PCA. Tracks include Laguna Seca, Thunderhill, Texas Motor Speedway, Road America, Mid Ohio, Mosport, Le Circuit Mt. Tremblant, New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Lime Rock, Watkins Glen, Summit Point, Shenandoah Circuit, VIR and Sebring. Wouldn't it be fabulous to drive all the great ones before going to the big track in the sky? A career educator, currently teaching middle school art in Germantown, Maryland, Ellen still loves helping students "get it" and end the day with that big grin.

Chuck Weaver

Chuck Weaver has been involved in drag racing, autocross, and TSD rallies all the way back to the early 60s. He started at BSR FATT as a student has been an instructor since the early 90s, in the classrooms, on the tracks, and the skid-pads. He was the tire engineer for professional race teams and also instructs at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course and Watkins Glen International with marque clubs and driving events hosted by BMW, Corvette, Ferrari, Mercedes, Mini Cooper, etc. Chuck derives great satisfaction when a student gets it and their grin grows larger than their face. Recently retired from the DoD Intelligence Community, Chuck obtained his first competition license from NASA at age 65 and co-drives the Pontiac Firebird, # 77, of Loughrie Motorsports.

Swanson Williams

Gordon Kimpel

Colin Kimpel

Steve Dunn

Steve Hunt

Steve Hunt, A long-time driving enthusiast and car nut Ive always been fascinated by high performance driving and have always had an itch to be more involved in this arena. To scratch this itch Ive spent the last several years getting more directly involved in motorsports and driver instruction. After previous ventures into SCCA club racing, Kart racing and BSR FATTs as a driver Ive settled in as an FATT instructor and SCCA club racer (SSM). Ive learned a lot over the last four years and now look forward to passing that knowledge on to other car crazy folks like myself.

Sam Youngman

Bob Miller

Geoff Adams

Brad Bradford

Cliff Cooksey

John Tikoian

Carolyn Bayer-Broring

Carolyn spent 20+ years as an equestrian, but married into a car-obsessed family and quickly became convinced to hang up her spurs for good. She began autocrossing with her husband (Tom) and brother-in-law (Charlie) in the1990's, moved on to road-racing with the SCCA and then became a FATT instructor in the legendary Don Barrack days. Carolyn considers Summit Point Raceway to be her "home track" but has raced on a variety of tracks including Lime Rock, Nelson Ledges, VIR, New Hampshire and Watkins Glen. She has owned and driven a wide variety of cars but gravitates towards British (MGB, Triumph Spitfire, Mini Cooper S) and German iron (Corrado, Golf, Scirocco, Mercedes). She holds a National competition license with the SCCA, races an ITA Nissan and is building an H-Production VW Rabbit. She works for the federal government as a Forensic Document Examiner and has conducted training for her agency in such diverse places as Jordan, Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the UK.

Barry Brown

Barry Brown got his SCCA competition license in 1993 and began instructing for FATT in 1994. He also instructs for the PCA and the BMW CCA, and just about every other car club that uses Summit Point. He's competed in 7 SCCA National Championships (the Runoffs) and currently holds the lap record at Summit Point for the SSC class.

Nick Polimeni

Rick Kiser

Steve Gums

George Cole

William Stuart

Brian Zalner

Dennis Pippy

Tom Stewart

James Duerbeck

I have loved cars and motor sports since I was born according to my parents. I do know that I can recall loving cars since I was 4 years old. I'm married with 2 boys and I sell BMW's at BMW of Fairfax. I have been doing FATTs for 3 years now and I am always learning. FATTs are great fun and great learning for the instructor and the student.

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Kevin Oyler

Kevin Oyler grew up near Shippensburg, PA. After the usual childhood diseases and growing pains he attended Shippensburg University where he earned a Master of Education degree. A lifelong performance car, motorcycle and 4-wheel driving enthusiast, Kevin became involved in organized motor sports activities in 2002 by joining the Porsche Club of America (PCA). He began participating in the the Club's Drivers' Education (DE) and Auto Cross (AX) programs, and also became a tech inspector for the club's track events. After several years participating in DE events, he became an instructor in the local Potomac Region and a year later earned PCA National Instructor Certification. He has driven on the track at Mid-Ohio, Watkins Glen and VIR in addition to Summit Point. Besides FATT instructing, he is also a Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) member and an instructor for their Performance Driving Experience (PDX) program. Kevin is also a flagger at SCCA road racing events and has served as Co-Chair of the annual PCA Club Race held at Summit Point each October for the last 3 years. In addition to track time and instructing, he enjoys woodworking, car restoration and playing the blues. Kevin currently lives near Frederick, MD.

Brent Hollida

Don Acker

Matt Marks

Ric Bushey

Richard Smith

Robert Mitchell

Roy Morris

Steve Munson