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The Italian stallion at its best.
The Ferrari with its classic yet aggressive styling is a beast that requires gentle handling. Ease the clutch up and listen to the engine roar as over 400 horses demand to be released from under the bonnet. This taste of supreme vehicles is an experience never to be forgotten.
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Location
Oxfordshire (South East) Bruntingthorpe, Leicestershire; Long Marsden, Warwickshire; Rockingham, Kenilworth, Northamptonshire; Donington Park, Derbyshire (Midlands) Elvington, Yorkshire; Three Sisters, Lancashire (North)
Agenda
Welcome & registration followed by safety & techniques briefing and familiarisation laps. Then a thrilling 6 mile session in Ferrari typically a 355 (at Oxfordshire and Yorkshire you will drive a 360). Finally a presentation of Commemorative Certificate.
Notes
On purchasing this experience you will be sent an open dated gift voucher with ten months validity. Please allow 1-2 hours at the venue. This event runs at least one Saturday per month (except at the Leicestershire, Warwickshire and Yorkshire locations, which do not operate between November and March and the Donnington which operates on selected weekdays). Minimum age 18 years must have had licence for minimum of 12 months. Min Height 5’2” Max Height 6’5” Max weight 18 stone. Dress code: Long trousers and soft soled shoes (trainers). Catering facilities are available on site. You may bring spectators, and at the Leicestershire location one of them will receive a free 4x4 passenger ride! At the Yorkshire & Oxfordshire venues you can only bring a maximum of two spectators, who may not be under the age of 11 (11-16s must be accompanied by a spectating adult); additional spectators may be pre-booked (subject to availability). The Oxfordshire location does not run this experience January-February and the Yorkshire location does not offer this experience January-March.
Sally Heavens,
This was an amazing experience - it really got the adrenalin pumping. After a lap of the circuit with the instructor at the wheel, to gain an idea of the layout of the track, it was my turn to have a go. He (my instructor) was very keen that I depress the accelerator pedal as much as I could, whenever the track allowed it - but I was a bit nervous at first and getting used to steering the car, which in racing seems to be the reverse of normal, everyday driving - steering towards the nearside at an offside bend, for example, so that the car travels diagonally across the track. Very soon, though, the fear kicked out and the excitement really kicked in! And I even OVERTOOK someone - in another Ferrari! Hurrah! It was the BEST time ever. Thank you for your help in arranging this unforgettable day out.
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