Hi,
Don't worry about being slow or new, CSS is a school not a race, everyone is entitled to go at their own pace. I was at the 2 day camp (level 1 & 2) this past weekend @ the Willow, and in my group there was a rider who was NEW to riding: he doesn't own a bike yet , the only times he rode a motorcycle was at the MSF and a basic dirt riding course couple of month before and that's it, it was the first time he had ever been on a sports bike and he rode at his own pace and did just fine... the instructors were very patient and helpful with him, other faster riders just passed him if they needed to, it's no big deal. CSS will go over all the track rules & etiquette etc. the 1st thing in the morning.
Also FYI, at my 2 day camp most of the level one students have never been to a track prior to the class, so don't worry, I am sure you will not be alone as far as being a track virgin.
I think you should do it, it will help your riding a lot... and do read the books "a twist of the wrist" I & II if you can before the class, it will help you prepare for the class. (book II has lots of info about the level I drills)
Good luck.
ODONATA
