Rally Driving Experiences
If you see yourself as the next Colin McRae or Sebastien Loeb, take rally car driving to the next level with a day out at one of our incredible rally driving experiences. Dating back well over a century ago, rallying has seen several golden eras of legendary cars and drivers. The iconic rear-wheel driven screaming Ford Escorts and Mantas of the 70s and early 80s can still be seen with a revival of late. The mad years of the four-wheel drive Group B Quattros, Deltas and 205 T16 monsters of the 80s still echo in the hearts of rally fans – despite being branded too fast to race. But the immortal spirit, driver bravery and soul of rallying remains unchanged as newer generations of WRC cars have evolved.
Browse our fleet of purpose-built vehicles and hand-picked UK locations to hear the rising sounds and crescendo of pops, bangs and raw turbo or naturally aspirated engine noises fill the air with a rally day of your very own.
Rally Driving Experience Days
From the twisty, cambered gravel and tarmac stages at Brands Hatch in Kent, to the off-road dusty stages at the Silverstone Rally School, we’ve covered all bases with a diverse selection of tracks to brush up on your handbrake turns, Scandinavian flicks and powerslides – whether you’re a novice or a seasoned professional. So, if you think you’re the next WRC champion in the making, buckle up for the ride of your life at a live stage and start your very own rally story. Rally driving crews are a special breed of drivers. In the words of the late, great Colin McRae, “We’re here for a good time. Not a long time.” So, make it count with a rally driving experience you’ll never forget!
Types of Driving Experience
Rally Driving Experiences FAQs
A rally driving experience puts you behind the wheel of a purpose-built rally car on a gravel, tarmac or mixed-surface course. You’ll learn how to handle tight turns, fast acceleration and loose terrain in a controlled environment.
No. Many rally driving days are designed for beginners, with expert tuition to help you get comfortable with the car and course. There are also extended and more advanced sessions for those looking for more time behind the wheel.
Your day will usually begin with registration and a safety briefing, followed by instruction on vehicle control and rally techniques. Then it’s time to drive, with experiences varying from rally tasters to half-day and full-day sessions.
Depending on the experience, you may learn techniques such as handbrake turns, powerslides, car control on loose surfaces and Scandinavian flicks. The exact activities depend on your chosen package and venue.
Most adult rally driving experiences require a full, valid driving licence. Eligibility requirements vary by provider, so always check the individual product details before booking.
Vehicles vary by location and package, but experiences use specialist rally-prepared cars designed for the course. Some experiences offer the chance to drive more than one vehicle.
Not quite. A traditional track day takes place on smooth tarmac, while rally driving focuses on car control across more varied surfaces such as gravel, dirt and rally stages. It is ideal for drivers looking for a more hands-on, technical thrill.
Wear comfortable clothes and flat, closed-toe shoes suitable for driving. As rally courses are often outdoors, bring warm and weather-appropriate layers.
Yes. A rally driving experience makes an unforgettable gift for motorsport fans and thrill-seekers. Choose from introductory sessions, longer driving days and experience vouchers to suit different budgets and confidence levels.