The Bertil Roos Racing School just announced a new slate of racing schools, to be conducted in Ford Mustangs, throughout the 2016 season.

The announcement follows the development of a new joint venture between the school and DeMonte Motorsports.“We have been working at developing a GT School for some time” said Roos President Dennis Macchio. “Given our commitment to high quality driving and racing education, it took an extensive search to find the right cars and personnel to undertake this venture.”

Macchio, formerly a part owner and manager at the legendary Bridgehampton Race Circuit, finally decided to pull together some old associates from that era. “The people at DeMonte Motorsports, Anthony DeMonte (owner), and Jason Kreth (Director of Operations)are people who have been doing things right for a long time” said Macchio. “They get it. When we looked at our options, and began discussions with the group, things fell into place quite quickly.”Macchio feels that the new Bertil Roos / DMS Mustang School will fulfill a long awaited need to provide quality driver education in a GT environment.

“Our commitment to formula car schools remains unchanged, but this new venture provides an excellent alternative to those wishing to develop their skills in a closed wheel, closed cockpit environment.”The Bertil Roos / DMS Mustang School will begin within the month, with 1 Day, 3 Day and Advanced Schools as well as Lapping Days scheduled at a number of venues. While dates are still being worked out for some programs, two 3 Day Schools have already been announced at New Jersey Motorsports Park on July 11-13, 2016 and at the brand new Dominion Raceway on November 7-9, 2016.