As an alternative to his regular riding school, Keith Code also offers an advanced CODE R.A.C.E program that provides racer training under competitive conditions. The R.A.C.E (Race and Competition Experience) program offers a 2:1 student:coach ratio and guarantees intense personal attention and immediate feedback. Multiple sessions of on track riding include practice sessions, qualifying sessions, on track drills and an actual race between students each day. “I designed this school with the idea that riders can be timid about going racing and may not want to take the financial plunge without some firsthand experience with the whole racing environment which is what we provide in the lowest possible pressure setting imaginable,” says Keith. During the two-day R.A.C.E school, students work with the highly trained and energetic staff of coaches and practice “race starts,” “braking and downshifting,” and “radar lines,” where a state of the art radar and readout system provides real-time feedback of corner and corner exit speeds. Also available during the entire duration of the school are a number of demonstration tools to be used by the students to promote and teach fundamental riding and racing techniques. Code’s patented “Lean-and-Slide Bike” shows racers how far they can lean into turns, and teaches riders how to slide the rear tire while reducing the risks of high-siding. Braking drills, which allow students to explore the limits of braking, are conducted on the “Panic-Brake Bike”. The machine allows students to lock up the front brake without fear of lowsiding the bike. Proper steering technique is illustrated by the “No Body Steering Bike,” which demonstrates how a motorcycle steers. Lap times are provided after each session so students can track their improvement and a video camera is used on track to help students review with their coaches what they are doing on-track. There are no rules about passing so riders get a real sense what it is like in a real race situation. Students can bring their own bikes or ride one of the school provided 2007 Kawasaki ZX6R’s. Breakfast and lunch provided as well as snacks, water, and salt and potassium tablets to help with fatigue and hydration. “I recently attended the CodeRACE program,” said student Robert Davis, “and want to thank them for an incredible experience. I have attended numerous schools and track days and this school was the most fun I’ve had on two wheels. My coach, Misti, was outstanding! She really made the techniques seem simple and I improved immensely. I’ll definitely be back for the next Code RACE school!” CODE R.A.C.E is 16 Riders, 8 coaches and two days of extreme fun working on passing, starts, lines, drive, braking, turn entry speed, lap times, qualifying, body position, downshifting and real racing! The Streets of Willow Springs Road Course in Rosamond, California hosts the next CODE R.A.C.E. on October 29/30 2007. For more information please visit www.coderace.com or contact the California Superbike School office at 1-800-530-3350. Recognized as the foremost motorcycle coach in the world, Keith Code has spent the last 27 years instructing over 100,000 people in the art of cornering motorcycles, and has coached more local, state, regional, national and international racers and champions than anyone else in the world. Keith’s “A Twist of the Wrist” books and video continue to be worldwide bestsellers in 7 languages. His renowned California Superbike School, founded in 1980, (www.superbikeschool.com) focuses on a step-by-step coaching approach to the fundamentals of riding technology and offers over 85 school dates on 14 different race tracks in North America, as well as scores of dates in 12 other countries.