Become an Instructor with Burnout Motorsport
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Become an Instructor with Burnout Motorsport

We’re seeking instructors with track experience & a knack for coaching.

If motorsport is your passion and teaching is your talent, join us in creating unforgettable driving experiences. You’ll guide guests as they take the wheel of high-performance machines, helping them push limits while staying safe and confident on track.

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What Were Looking For:

  • ✅ Experienced Drivers

    Experienced drivers with a background in track instruction, coaching, or competitive racing

  • ✅ Certification

    A Motorsport Safety Foundation Certification Level 2 or higher.

  • ✅ Clear Communication Skills

    Strong communication skills—clear, patient, and motivating.

  • ✅ Motorsport Passion

    A passion for motorsport and creating unforgettable experiences.

  • ✅ Safety First Mindset

    Prioritize guest safety while keeping the excitement high.

    CHIEF INSTRUCTOR: MATT LEBLANC

    Track & Coaching Experience:

    • Podium finisher in GTA & SCCA National Time Trials.
    • Endurance racing in Lemons, AER, ChampCar.
    • Author of "A Guide to HPDE Instructing."
    • 16+ years of Audi Club Winter Driving School experience.
    • Coach for multiple high-performance driving programs.

    Performance Driving Tips

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    • Seat Control and Mirror Positioning Image of Orange Race Car

      Seat & Control Setup: Foundations of High-Performance Driving

      The foundation of performance driving begins with proper setup. By adjusting your seat, pedals, wheel, and mirrors before hitting the track, you ensure maximum control, safety, and confidence behind the wheel. A correct driving position allows you to brake harder, steer smoother, and react quicker—giving you the competitive edge every lap.

    • Vision Drives Speed diagram of where to look when hitting an apex

      Vision Drives Speed: Mastering the Art of Looking Ahead

      In racing, speed follows vision—the car goes where you look. By keeping your eyes up, scanning ahead, and avoiding target fixation, you’ll drive smoother, corner faster, and stay in control. Turning your head through corners and visualizing the racing line before your tires follow helps you plan, not react. Mastering vision on track is the key to precision, confidence, and true performance driving.

    • Heel & Toe Downshifting

      Heel & Toe Downshifting: The Essential Driver’s Technique

      Heel & toe downshifting is one of the most essential performance driving techniques. By blipping the throttle while braking, drivers can perfectly match engine speed to a lower gear, keeping the car balanced and stable through hard braking and cornering. Mastering this move improves car control, reduces wear on the drivetrain, and helps drivers connect more deeply with their vehicle on the track. Whether you drive a manual, paddle-shift, or automatic, understanding heel & toe downshifting enhances your skills and elevates your performance driving experience.

    • Master the 9 and 3 Steering Wheel Grip for Faster Lap Times

      Master the 9 and 3 Steering Wheel Grip for Faster Lap Times

      Discover why the 9 and 3 steering wheel grip is essential for track driving. Improve car control, smooth your inputs, and cut lap times like a pro.