The Cadillac V-Series Academy officially opened this month in Spring Mountain Motor Resort & Country Club according to GM. The company did so to provide a location spot where people can register for one and two-day lessons to "learn the finer points" of driving in a Cadillac CTS-V.
The new academy includes over four miles worth of racetrack and 125 feet of elevation change. The curriculum challenges drivers with a number of different control exercises and on-track performance driving according to GM.
The V-Series Academy curriculum was constructed by legendary race car driver Ron Fellows, a former winner at Le Mans and the 24 Hours of Daytona.
"The experience of driving a Cadillac V-Series car is extremely convincing," said Don Butler, vice president of Cadillac marketing. "This new partnership with Spring Mountain Motorsports Ranch opens a new experience in a truly luxurious setting for consumers to enhance their skills and put a series of world-class performance cars to the test."
Click here to register for classes at the CadillacVAcademy.com.
Classes for the Spring Mountain Motorsport Ranch will be offered throughout the year. Approximately 12 students can participate per session.
One day sessions cost approximately $1,295 and two-day sessions are $2,295.
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