What is the best racing school on the east coast?
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I like Skip Barber in Lime Rock, CT. They have a great program with a progress track to actual racing series.  They've been around a long time and I know many racers who started in that program.
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Daytona U.S.A. museum web site \nif u go to Daytona the museum is awesome.\nplus plenty of hot women running oround to
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Most dealers that you talk to will say that they prefer graduates of MMI (Motorcycle Mechanics Institute) in Orlando, FL or Pheonix, AZ. AMI(American Motorcycle Institute) in Daytona, FL is also highly recommended. Some community colleges have programs that are approved by some manufactures, but you have to be aware that some dealers will only hire graduates for MMI or AMI.
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michigan state u in east lansing michigan has a world renowned vet school.  look it it up.
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New England and New York have got most of the ivies and as \nHarvard University and Yale University they are the best in that area , no other names strike me.\n\nThey are top in Business management , medical (Harvard) , Law(yale) , MIT is top in engineering , educatinal sciences(columbia) they have most of it covered. Then other ivies like brown and dartmouth are also pretty  good.\n\nCheck out the following link also if you want to , it may help : http://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/grad/rankings/rankindex_brief.php
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EASY ANSWER: EMERSON COLLEGE IN BOSTON, MA.\n\nIT'S FREAKIN' AMAZING IF YOU'RE INTO WRITING/JOURNALISM.
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There is a little information at this website:\nhttp://www.chillisauce.co.uk/stag-weekends/norwich/off-road-karting/
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I think Kalmus beach in Hyannis, MA is the best but not for beginners becuase it is very crowded. You can also check out West Dennis Beach up the road.
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Pennsylvannia is considered the Northeast.\n\nIf you are willing to go that far, Edinboro University of PA is a great small school, aprox. 6-8 thousand students.\nDecent football team & a great variety of majors and students.
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try philadelphia , Queens NY, Boston MA, California\nI heard these are some of the top states.
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If you have several thousand dollars to spare or know a generous sponsor, you can enroll at a driving school such as Jim Russell or the Derek Daly School (I believe Derek sold it to someone else last year). Some racing schools run their own mini racing series and, if you have any talent at all (and a fair chunk of cash) you can then advance to a Formula Ford or Formula 2000 series ... If you are really serious about becoming (an open-wheel) racing driver, then you'll probably have to move to Europe (preferably England) and get involved in the really cut-throat competition young drivers go through.\nBear in mind that there are only 22 Formula One drivers and a handful of test drivers.
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Rockingham( real racing, 2 bad its gone)\nAtlanta\nCharlotte\nTalladega\nBristol
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http://www.nascar.com for the schedule.  I think it's like 3:30 Eastern.
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Bristol is hands down the best short track\nDaytona is the best super speedway\nTalledega is the best tri-oval (DEI dominance!)
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I have been to quite a few and my favorite still is Saratoga Racecourse, in Saratoga Springs NY.  I am lucky enought o live only 30 minutes from it too.  It is considered the jewel of horse racing and many people come every year just to see the track.  It's season runs from the last Wednesday in July to Labor day.  If you like horse racing and can ever make it to this track, it is well worth the trip.  Absolutely beautiful and historic.
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If you are looking for Automotive Engineering, there are a number of schools. \n\nUniversity of Michigan would probably be a good program since they are located close a major portion of the U.S. automotive industry.\n\nYou can search using the site link below.
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East Carolina is a great school, I have a brother there. I just moved from NC.  But you need to have your head on straight because its considered a "party school"  but the school over all is great.  If you are interested in NC schools others to consider are UNCPembroke.  Small but great programs and small enough classes to be noticed and get special attention from professors if needed. This is were I got my B.S. in Biology from.  UNCWilmington is also good.  Then there is always the bigger schools like Chapel Hill and Duke.  Appalachian State in Boone is also good, I have a brother there too.