Strapped into the open cockpit with legs stretched out into the nose of the car, the steering wheel in front of you and the gearstick between your legs. You're only a couple of inches off the ground, can feel every bump and vibration and you'll have to fight not to oversteer, as your super-responsive car reacts to every tiny adjustment. This is driving at its limits, as done by the pros. Start with a safety briefing about high-speed driving. At selected locations you'll warm up with a session in a race-prepared sports saloon or sports car with your instructor, to learn the racing line and hone your circuit driving technique. Then strap in to the single-seater, driving solo, putting all the theory into practice.
Availability: Most circuits operate at weekends and on selected weekdays. Weekends are always busy; please allow several weeks advance booking notice.Weather: Motor racing may be cancelled or curtailed in extreme weather conditions (like snow, ice or severe rain) which would make driving at speed dangerous. Give the venue a ring if you're in any doubt.Duration: Sessions vary from circuit to circuit, but as a guide your experience will last for one to two hours including briefing, tuition, driving time and a debrief.Numbers On Day: The number of participants varies; as a guide there will be around 20 people taking part, sharing six cars.Spectators: Spectators are welcome, get them to bring a camera. Spectator facilities vary from circuit to circuit but are generally very good. Pets are not allowed at any circuit.Dress Code: Wear trousers, a long-sleeved shirt and slim, flat-soled shoes, as the pedals in these cars are close together. Don't wear nylon. A helmet will be provided or you can bring your own if you have one (it will be safety checked before driving).Guidelines: Restrictions: You need a full manual driving licence (bring it with you on the day). Restrictions vary according to venue but as a guide the maximum weight is between 16 and 18 stone, minimum height is 5' to 5'2'' and maximum is 6'2'' to 6'5''.Other Info: You need a full manual driving licence (bring it with you on the day). Restrictions vary according to venue but as a guide the maximum weight is between 16 and 18 stone, minimum height is 5' to 5'2'' and maximum is 6'2'' to 6'5''.
£189.00