Dodge's Partnership with the Skip Barber Group

Dodge has an exciting long-term partnership with the Skip Barber Group. Founded in 1975, the Skip Barber organization runs the largest racing school in the world as well as a separately managed driving school. A former SCCA and Formula  One driver, Skip Barber employs approximately 200 people at four base locations: Lime Rock Park in   Connecticut, Road America in Wisconsin, Laguna SECA Raceway in California and Sebring International Raceway in Florida.

The Vehicles
Four Dodge vehicles -- Magnum V8 Dakota, Neon A.C.R., Viper G.T.S. Coupe, Viper RT10 roadster -- are used at the Skip Barber Driving School to instruct students in performance and active-safety driving techniques.

The Engines
The open-wheel Formula Dodge vehicles used by the Skip Barber Racing School are powered by a stock 2.0-liter SOHC Dodge engine -- the same engine found under Neon's hood. The “Indy-Style” Barber Dodge race cars used in the Pro Series are powered by the same all-aluminum 3.2L V6 Dodge engine used in the Intrepid. The 12-race Barber Dodge Pro Series is televised nationally on ESPN2 and is the most respected entry-level professional racing series in the world. 

Contact The Skip Barber School
For additional, detailed information about the Skip Barber Driving and
Racing School, you can visit their web site at www.skipbarber.com , email them at
speed@skipbarber.com or call them at 1-800-221-1131.