This is Pro Stock Motorcycle Racing, George Bryce is your personal instructor.

Get on a Pro Stock Suzuki and drop the hammer at 9,000 rpm; 5 gears and 7 seconds later, you're at 170 mph.  It's like being shot from a cannon.  This is Pro Stock Motorcycle Racing.  Unless you have catapulted off an aircraft carrier, or blasted off in the space shuttle, nothing in your previous life will have you prepared for the experience. But your training at Frank Hawley's NHRA Drag Racing School in Gainesville, Florida will let you keep complete control of yourself and the bike... right to the limit of performance.

THE ONLY PROFESSIONALLY RUN COURSE IN THE WORLD, class size is limited to eight students to allow for the ultimate hands-on experience.  Your two-day adventure includes classroom instruction covering safety, an introduction to the motorcycles, their controls and basic tuning. 

AFTER THE FUNDAMENTALS, it is out to the track where you will get up close and personal with a 250 horsepower, 4 valve, Suzuki race bike. After practicing burn outs, the track is yours while you make progressively longer runs until you rocket past the ¼ mile mark.  Each participant progresses at their own pace and receive the same number of runs regardless of ability.  Time will be spent on increasing your skills and gaining confidence in order to master the mental challenges that separate winners from losers in any challenging environment. 

FOLLOWING EVERY RIDING SESSION, you will return to the classroom to watch your performance videotape and receive individualized instruction. Each motorcycle is equipped with an on-board Race pak computer, and you will learn how to analyze your performance. You may earn your NHRA competition license during this course with approval from your instructor.

YOUR PERSONAL INSTRUCTOR will be long-time PSM racer, tuner, coach and crew chief, George Bryce. His experience in developing champions and his countless national championships in NHRA, AMA Dragbike and IDBA, gives him the unique ability to introduce PSM to the high performance motorcycle rider, while challenging the most accomplished veteran drag racer. 

 “I’ve been teaching this class for 15 years and it is always full,” said Bryce. “You can add your name to our list of winning graduates . . . Angelle Sampey, Antron Brown, Matt Smith, Reggie Showers, Chris Rivas and Craig Treble to name a few. . . 25% of every class are repeat customers.  It’s a good deal, so come and give us a try! Call Paul at the school 866-480-7223.”

Next scheduled class will be April 29-30, 2010.

                                                                                                                                                           
For more information, visit www.frankhawley.com                                                                               

George speaks to the class about the mental aspect of racing	George discusses racetrack placement	A student prepares to make a run
George reviews computer printout before discussing with the class.	Ken Johnson preps the school bikes as the students prepare to take to the track	Group picture
In 1980, George Bryce and his wife Jackie founded Star Racing to support the motorcycle drag racing community. Their high performance motorcycle company has evolved into a successful mail-order parts business, with engine building and machine shop services.  The state-of-the-art machine shop houses a 5-Axis Haas CNC machine, Sunnen boring and honing equipment, a Spintron; DTS and Superflow engine dynos, and a DynoJet chassis dyno.  Shop their online parts store, or check out services at www.starracing.com or call 800-841-7827. "Of all motorcycle drag racing schools, this is the one, with George Bryce"...JG, Georgia "I have  been to the Frank Hawley/George Bryce Prostock bike class three times and it is the best money I ever spent dragracing. If you want to learn how to become a better motorcycle dragracer you need to attend one of their classes. Since going to my first class in 2005 I have substantially improved my on track performance. Racing a 170 MPH 7 second motorcycle is much more a mental challenge than physical. The prostock class will really help you with the mental aspect of racing. It is also lot's of fun to race a bike that you don't have to fix if  you break it. I did manage to lunch one of their transmissions on launch" ... Cowboy Stan Sheppard, AHDRA 00 ET West Div Champ, AHDRA 05 Prostock W/D Champ, AHDRA 08 Progas W/D Champ, AHDRA 06-07, Progas W/D Runner-up, AHDRA 07 SEP W/D Runner-up, MDRA 09 2-Progas Wins 1-ProET Win (Email from Sweden - Roger attended the Feb 4-5, 2010 class) "Hi George, hope all is well over there. It was EXTREMLY nize to atted the scool, and you did a WERY good job, all racers should attend a scool like that before they even get a license, then we would get loth higher quality of the racing, and better competition. Anyway it was nize to meet you, and i am shore we will meet again, and we will absolutly  do some business togeter, Down here you can see what Karl wrote in his Blog http://www.eurodragster.com/news/features/blogs/karl_lyren/. More will come later on article that one Magazine will write about Karl attending the  scool. Ones again thanks for all, Thanks, Roger"