Luis,
I'll stick my neck out and claim that jumping in and starting racing at this point would probably be closer to trying to run before you can walk, than taking the school would be.
If you feel that you're struggling with getting the reference point locked in (don't we all, at some personal level?) it would probably help you to take just Level 1 and 2, since level 2 attacks the RP's in particular*.
Racing with someone a notch (or couple of notches) better than yourself can improve your laptimes. It can also lead you into some stupid crashes if you just riding someone else's lines and not your own, causing you to getting "lost" on the track (or simply riding too fast).
Hope this helps,
Kai
I agree about racing... I am 15-20 seconds off expert lap times... And while I know I can chase and pass a few amateur racers, I do not feel ready to compete and win podium...
I am careful when I follow faster riders... I do not follow to the point that I am scared about scuffing my suit... I have never gone down on the track... Not yet!!!
Luis
I watch the "Twist of the Wrist 2" DVD at least 2X a month, and every time before a schedule Track Day I also spend some time with books too...
But I will admit, lately I been reading: Vito Cossalter "Motorcycle Dynamics", John Bradley "The Racing Motorcycle", and Tony Foale "Motorcycle Handling and Chassis Design"...
Luis