Terry is the winningest driver in the history of the Firestone Firehawk Endurance Series (which became Grand-Am Cup/Koni Challenge). In addition to being our Chief Instructor, he is also the Driver Development Manager for SCCA Trans-Am. It was Terry who brought Driving School curriculum to Skip Barber in 1984, based on a curriculum he designed for the Georgia State Police… He started racing years ago, but it wasn’t road racing — it was drag racing. He was the 1973 NHRA Super Stock National Champion (in an SS/EA 1971 Hemi ‘Cuda). Numerous Drag Racing National and Regional event wins, three Regional autocross championships. Inducted in the NHRA Southeastern Drag Racing Hall of Fame in 1996 and the East Coast Drag Times Hall of Fame, in 2002.

Bruce MacInnes has been professionally coaching racing drivers for over 40 years & has successfully competed in a wide variety of Production cars, Formula cars, & Prototypes. As a Senior Instructor at The Skip Barber Racing School, Bruce’s credentials include two Pro Formula Ford National Championships, 18 lap records, Formula Magazine’s “Driver of the Year” (twice), and winning Lime Rock’s Can-Am in a Lola T-333 Chevy (in the rain). Bruce brings a love of racing, a passion for coaching, and a genuine concern for his students to our Sport. He is committed to helping every driver achieve progress.

Brett moved through downhill ski racing as a competitor, then a coach, then on to winning an Olympic Medal with his co-competitor in the World Paralympics.  He car raced for a living as the Team Owner / Driver and race winner in his Texaco sponsored entry into the Player’s / GM Motorsport Series and also won a National Champion in Samsung’s entry in the top Grand Sports class of the Firestone Firehawk Series (with co-driver Ken Wilden).  Brett has been coaching drivers and car racers for over 34 years and was the founder / co-owner of the Bridgestone Racing Academy.  One of the highlights of that was the great opportunity to design and have built a proprietary race track at Mosport’s Driver Development Center (through track owner Dr. Don Panoz and President Myles Brandt).  A true “coach’s coach”, Brett’s reputation and achievements are the perfect fit to head up our new Skip Barber Formula Racing School in Canada.

Eric has 20+ years of experience behind the wheel of everything from karts to formula cars, to custom built stunt cars at Disney World for their live action stunt show. Most recently, Eric has enjoyed a winning career in multiple classes in World Challenge. Before joining Skip Barber, Eric worked as a private driver coach for many successful race teams. It was in this role that Eric honed his passion for teaching the art of driving. As the Chief Administrative Instructor at Skip Barber, Eric has the rewarding responsibility of constantly improving and expertly executing our world-renowned racing and driving curricula.

Don has been with Skip Barber Racing School as a Lead Instructor since 1990. In his storied history of coaching some of the most successful racers in the world, he has served as site manager of Lime Rock and Sebring for Skip Barber.

Mike Stillwagon over 25 years of motorsport experience. He has competed in the EMRA Regional Racing Series. He continues to race (win!) with NASA. In 2015 and 2016 he won the Iron Champion. Mike has instructed the Retired Ferrari Challenge during his career and was an instructor for the World Class Driving School. Mike is truly committed to helping every driver achieve their fullest potential!

Dan is a retired Detective from the New York City Police Department. He was a lead instructor and master instructor for the NYPD Driver Training Unit. He possesses instructor certificates from the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services in General Topics, Emergency Vehicle Operation, and Police Pursuit. He holds a Master EVOC Instructor certificate along with a National Driving Instructor Certificate from the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center. Dan also taught dignitary protection driving, driver improvement programs, car control clinics, and traffic safety programs.  He started his road course racing instruction back in 2014 with DeMonte Motorsports and continues that today with the Skip Barber Racing School.

Ken brings a wide breadth of racing and teaching experience spanning across the globe. Selected as a Jim Russell Scholarship Shootout invitee at 17, to racing open-wheel in Canada, amassing wins and track records in karting, formula cars, and sedans, to more recently becoming the highest finishing American in his class at the Nürburgring and the highest finishing Japanese driver overall, beating an ensemble of factory drivers and Le Mans winners all on his first time at the Green Hell. Side note: At 13, Ken snuck off from home, boarded a Greyhound bus to Monterey’s Laguna Seca and was given a hotlap around the track by a Skip Barber instructor. It was on that day, that Ken’s dream to become a professional racecar driver solidified.

Ben Haymann has been instructing and coaching for fourteen years, getting his start driving rally cars on frozen lakes at age fifteen and transitioning to road courses at sixteen. A few years later he started racing spec Renaults in SCCA and Audi’s in AER.
He became a Skip Barber Racing school instructor in 2013 and has instructed programs ranging from teen driving clinics to high performance driving schools to coaching the Skip Barber Racing Series. Outside of Skip Barber, he has worked as a pro instructor for Monticello Motor Club where he raced for RS1 in a Porsche Cayman in IMSA. Additionally, he was a stunt/precision driver for a Jaguar commercial and worked has a pro driver for various car manufacturer brand launches.

Brandon Kennedy is a Professional Driving Instructor and Race Car Driver from Las Vegas, NV with over 16 years of racing under his belt.  Brandon has a winning background in Sports Car, Motocross, Dirt Track, and Off-Road racing to add to his portfolio.  Brandon Joined Skip Barber Racing School in 2018 and also drives the Official Pace Car for Blancpain GT World Challenge for Skip Barber Racing School.

Christina Lam got her start in motorsports during a vacation to Germany in 2012. A touristy trip to the Nürburgring had her in the driver seat of a Suzuki Swift racecar and learning how to drive manual, all at one of the most famous tracks in the world. When she returned home, she dived head first into autocross and track days. There was no turning back. Since 2014, Christina has been heavily involved as a staff member of NASA and is the current director of the Time Trial program in the Northeast region. She was extremely successful with her prior car, a 1998 E36 M3 in GTS2 with National Auto Sport Association (NASA). In 2017, Christina finished 2nd in the GTS2 Championship in NASA Northeast and 7th overall in the Driver Championships in the Northeast region out of 132 racers. She finished on the podium with a 3rd place at NASA’s 2017 Eastern States Championship race at Sebring. In 2019, Christina was named as one of twelve mentors to be part of the Bell Helmets Women in Motorsports mentor program. The program offers the opportunity for women interested in careers in motorsports, whether on or off the track, the opportunity to receive advice and guidance from women with diverse professional motorsports experience.
In 2018, Christina joined Skip Barber Racing as an instructor. She instructs race school programs and teen driving schools for Skip Barber.