What Happens in Vegas…Also Happens in Utah!

Freddie Spencer's High Performance Riding School offers school dates not only at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, but also at Miller Motorsports Park near Salt Lake City, Utah. FSHPRS has been training riders at this state-of-the-art road racing complex since June 2006 with the same level of excellence and in-depth curriculum that our school is known for.

If you plan on attending a school at Miller Motorsports Park, we recommend the Residence Inn by Marriott near the Salt Lake Airport. Students should contact the hotel directly to reserve a room, making sure to say they are with "Spencer's Riding School," at which point they will receive the group discount rate. Upon landing at the airport, students should contact the hotel to arrange for shuttle pick-up. Transportation will be provided from the hotel to the race track each school day. Additionally, the hotel will transport students back to airport form the hotel when they are ready to leave.

You can contact the Residence Inn at:
4883 West Douglas Corrigan Way
Salt Lake City, Utah 84116
(801) 532-4101
Residence Inn Salt Lake City Airport

THE RACE TRACK
The following information is courtesy of www.millermotorsportspark.com:

The Miller Motorsports Park road course is a 4.5-mile-long, 40-50-foot-wide, 24-turn layout that provides a variety of cornering speeds, from 50 mph to well over 100 mph. The fastest cars and motorcycles will approach 200 mph on the track's 50-foot-wide, 3500-foot main straight.

The course has four possible configurations. The 2.24-mile East Course is a highly technical challenge suited to lower-powered, better-handling cars and motorcycles, while the 2.2-mile West Course is fitting for higher-powered, larger cars and motorcycles.

The East Course has as many as seven major overtaking areas and 14 corners, including the three-turn esses, which have significant elevation changes. The feature corner on the East course is the final turn, a 50-foot-wide, nine-degree banked sweeper that leads onto the main straight. It is designed to create last-minute overtaking challenges before the race to the finish line.

The West Course is notable for a sequence of three very fast (100 mph+) corners which lead to the heaviest-braking and slowest corner on the track, turn W5, whose 45-foot-wide entrance encourages overtaking. The rest of the West Course features several multiple-radius and complex corners designed to challenge riders' skills.

Miller Motorsports Park's longest configuration, the Full Course, has a character completely different from either of the two shorter layouts. In this 4.5-mile configuration, the longest lap in America, speeds will be extremely high both at the end of the long main straight and through the daunting sequence of turns that comprise the first elements of the East side of the course, where cornering speeds will approach 150 mph.

A fourth configuration, the 3.06-mile Outer Course, eliminates the entire infield section and is one of the fastest track layouts in North America.

While the track is basically flat, Miller Motorsports Park's designers have incorporated several significant elevation changes in order to add character, challenge and unparalleled sightlines for spectators.

The combination of potential layouts, each with its own distinct characteristics, enables Miller Motorsports Park to provide challenges for riders of all skill levels while simultaneously providing spectators exceptional race action.

SPECTATOR FACILITIES
Miller Motorsports Park is unique in that it offers spectators almost 100% sightlines of the entire track from any viewing location, while providing up-close viewing of prime race action zones. This is possible because of the inherently level nature of the property, which has enabled Miller Motorsports Park to locate spectators around the perimeter of the course while ensuring that the track layout brings major overtaking and action zones close to spectator areas.

Six different spectator areas, known as Oases, are prime viewing areas where features such as raised spectator banks, grandstands, restrooms, concessions, catering, nearby parking and other amenities are located. These Oases are linked by roadways that provide access to each other and to the Paddock and Expo area, and are also connected by pathways that follow most of the track's perimeter.

LOCATION
Miller Motorsports Park is situated in Tooele, Utah, just 35 minutes from downtown Salt Lake, 25 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport and about 10 minutes from Tooele or Grantsville. Miller Motorsports Park is easily accessed by major highways (I-80), and surrounding county roads.

For more information, visit www.MillerMotorsportsPark.com.