Rocky Mountain Chapter of the BMW Car Club of America
Ice Gymkhana
Autocross Slippy Cousin
What is Ice Gymkhana?
Think of Ice Gymkhana as Autocross’s slippery cousin. Just like traditional autocross, drivers race against the clock through a cone-defined course — but instead of pavement, you are driving on a frozen lake. That adds a whole new challenge: how fast can you make it around the course without spinning out or finding the snowbank? And if that is not enough, we also have a skid pad where you can practice car control and show off your drifting skills.
Who Said Sports Cars are Not Winter Cars?
The annual RMC BMW CCA Ice Gymkhana event in Georgetown is the ultimate winter playground for enthusiasts! This thrilling experience is a must for members looking to sharpen their winter driving skills while having a blast. Picture yourself drifting and gliding on slippery surfaces, all while enjoying the camaraderie of fellow club members.
Whether you roll in with your trusty AWD SUV or your sleek RWD sports car, this event promises an adrenaline-fueled day. You’ll discover that it’s not just about speed; it’s about mastering the art of car control, even when you’re caught in a spin! Embrace the fun and excitement, and leave with new skills that will make you a winter driving pro!
Photo Credit: Justin Chan Photography
The Course — Plus a Full Skid Pad
In addition to the main course, Ice Gymkhana also features a full-size skid pad. While waiting for your next run, drivers can head over to the skid pad to practice car control, explore the limits of grip, and have a little extra fun on the ice.
Where is Ice Gymkhana
The best way to find where we meet is to type into your GPS is “Georgetown Bighorn Sheep Viewing Area”
Ice Gymkhana takes place at Georgetown Lake in Georgetown, Colorado, just off I-70. For the easiest arrival. This is where we hold the mandatory driver meeting and where participants enter and exit the lake.
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Meet the Team Behind Ice Gymkhana
Ice Gymkhana has been organized by Tim Schultz for the past several years, continuing a family connection to the event that goes back to the late 1980s. With help from his family and longtime club members, the event comes together each year through the support of a dedicated team that helps make the day fun, safe, and memorable for everyone involved.