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Hurley Haywood |
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Hurley Haywood
is one of the most accomplished race drivers in the United States.
His list of achievements and records is second to none in
motorsports. Listed here are some of his major accomplishments: |
• Two-time IMSA OT Champion
• 1992 Runner-up Supercar Champion
• Five-time winner of the 24 Hours of Daytona
• Most road racing victories at Daytona International Speedway
• Three-time winner of the 24 Hours of LeMans
• 18 Indy Car starts
• Fastest Indy Rookie, 1981
• First driver to win 24 Hours of Daytona and 24 Hours of LeMans
in the same year
• Only driver to repeat as winner of 24 Hours of Daytona and 24
Hours of LeMans in the same year
• Two-time winner of the 12 Hours of Sebring
• Three-time IROC participant
• Four-time Norelco Cup winner
• Top active IMSA points leader
• 1994 North American GT Endurance Champion
• Inducted into the Florida Sports Hall of Fame, 1992 |
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Don Robertson |
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Five time SARRC (South Atlantic Road Racing Championship) champ
Don Robertson has perhaps the most varied and unusual resume of
any Brumos U instructor. With the program from the early years of
the mid 1980s Don was a Jacksonville Sheriff's Office uniformed
officer until 1998 when he retired after 20 years service to take
over the reins as General Manager of Gainesville Raceway. While
wearing "the blue" Don also created and ran the JSO's Police
Pursuit & Emergency Driving School, designed what he calls the
"low speed/high stress" law enforcement pursuit school and driving
course at UNF. In short he's the man who teaches the instructors
how to teach police pursuit training. When he sat behind the big
desk at Gainesville Raceway he envisioned the "quickest and
fastest" quarter mile as a regional driver training and
improvement center. The new driver training center opened in
October, 2000 and is already training police, fire fighters and,
of course, Brumos Porsche owners on a state of the art facility.
Don facilitated the move from Roebling Road Raceway near Savannah
to Gainesville allowing Brumos U students to spend more time
learning and less time commuting to Brumos U. His concepts and
progressing teaching methods have invested Brumos U with a higher
frequency training regimen while retaining the low
student-to-instructor intimacy that has been a hallmark of Brumos
U since 1985. |
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