Lucas Oil School of Racing

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The Lucas Oil School of Racing is a racing school located in Port Richey, Florida that launched in December of 2015.[1] In 2016, Lucas Oil School of Racing was chosen to host the finals for both the Team USA Scholarship[2] and Mazda Road to Indy USF2000 Scholarship[3] shootouts.

Formula Car Education

Basic 2-Day programs are offered at more than a dozen race tracks in North America. A combination of classroom instruction and on-track driving teach the fundamentals of operating and driving a race car. Successful completion of a Basic 2-Day program qualifies a driver for a

SCCA
Regional Competition License.

Advanced Lapping is offered alongside Basic 2-Day programs, and provide drivers with seat time to build experience. Drivers are introduced to the data recorded during their on-track sessions.

The Lucas Oil Formula Car Race Series is an entry-level, arrive-and-drive

karting into race cars, as well as drivers interested in racing as an avocation
.

Private Events are custom events executed for corporate group, driving clubs, and other organizations looking for exclusive branding and training for their members and clients.

The Vehicles

Cooper Tires
.

References

  1. ^ Wire, P. R. (10 December 2015). "Lucas Oil Brands Its First New Open Wheel Racing School". eKartingNews.com.
  2. ^ "Lucas Oil School of Racing to Host Team USA Scholarship Shootout - Team USA". teamusascholarship.org.
  3. ^ "Judges/Format Announced for MRTI $200K Scholarship Shootout". www.usf2000.com.

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