The CLRS Elite Driver Program
A Private Arrive-and-Drive Pathway Into Professional-Level Race Cars
What Is the CLRS Elite Driver Program?
The CLRS Elite Driver Program is a private, application-only arrive-and-drive racing program designed for intermediate to experienced track-day drivers who want to transition into professional-level race cars.
Unlike standard track-day experiences that rely on modified street cars, CLRS provides access to factory-built Audi RS3 LMS TCR race cars, professional race coaching, structured driver development, and full trackside support—without the need to own or maintain a race car.
How the CLRS Program Differs From Traditional Track Days?
Traditional track-day programs typically involve:
Street cars or lightly modified vehicles
Instruction focused on safety rather than race craft
Minimal data analysis or long-term development
The CLRS Elite Driver Program is different:
Factory-built Audi RS3 LMS race cars
Professional race-level coaching
Structured progression toward race driving
Advanced data and video analysis
Controlled track environments
Common Questions?
Q: Can you drive a real race car without owning one?
A: Yes. Arrive-and-drive programs allow drivers to operate professionally prepared race cars without ownership, maintenance, or long-term storage responsibilities.
Q: Do you need a racing license to join?
A: Licensing requirements depend on progression level. Our arrive-and-drive programs allow development prior to formal competition licensing.
Q: How is a race car different from a track-day car?
A: Race cars are purpose-built for competition and include advanced safety systems, aerodynamics, data acquisition, and professional-level support not found in street-based track cars.
Who the CLRS Elite Driver Program Is Designed For?
The CLRS Elite Driver Program is designed for experienced track-day drivers who are ready to move beyond casual performance driving and into structured race-car development.
Ideal candidates typically demonstrate:
• Prior track-day experience
• Consistency and coachability
• Interest in race-level instruction
• A long-term desire to progress toward competition driving
The program is not intended for first-time drivers or casual track experiences.
How the CLRS Application Process Works
Because CLRS operates with limited capacity, all participants are reviewed through a private driver assessment.
The assessment evaluates prior experience, driving goals, technical readiness, and overall fit for race-car development. This process ensures that accepted drivers meet the professional standards required to operate real race machinery.