Junior Drifting Experience (under17yrs)

Junior Drifting Experience (under17yrs)

Let their driving skill develop from a young age with this great introduction to the motor world. From a young age the little ones can't wait to start their driving, especially with films such as 'Fast & Furious' glamourising the sport. Drifting has burst onto the scene and onto our screens in a fad of excitement, and now is their chance to get some early practice in! It may even make a big difference in their DVLA days that are to follow, once they turn 17! On top of all these benefits, it is superb fun and makes an ideal gift.

Agenda

Once you have arrived and been welcomed to the centre your day will begin with a safety briefing covering an outline of the basic driving skills you will need to drive the BR Racing RST Rally Academy training car, and the track upon which you will be driving. It is then time to jump into the Rally car with an experienced instructor by your side where you will learn clutch control, steering and braking. Once you are comfortable with basic driving controls, you will then learn the basic skills of drifting, such as Choku Dori, Kansia Drift, Feint Drift, Powersliding and a Scandinavian flick. Its then time to practice these new found skills in 2 driving sessions with one-2-one tuition. As you improve the precision of these skills you will receive feedback which will help you develop during and after your experience. The experience will finish with a debrief where you will be awarded a certificate outlining the days events. To finish this great junior day you will take on the 'Parent Challenge' - more details available on the day!

Junior Driving Experiences  >  Driving

Restrictions
Min Age: 10-17
Min Height: 4'2"
Max Height: 6'4"
Max Weight: 18 Stone
No previous driving experience required.

Duration
Please allow up to 4 hours for the experience including:
Briefing, tuition with an instructor, around 25 minutes driving time and a debrief.

What to Wear / Equipment
Please wear comfortable, warm clothing and trainers that you do not mind getting dirty. All safety equipment will be provided by the centre.

Group Size / Spectators
There will be a maximum of four groups of six, with all tuition held on a one to one basis. You can bring up to three spectators with you, one of whom must be over 18. Children must be accompanied at all times.Spectators are advised to stay within the designated viewing areas and observe the safety instructions. No pets can be admitted.

Weather
This experience will only be affected by extreme weather conditions; if in doubt please check with the centre before hand.

Availability
Weekend dates that take place at least once a month throughout the year. Also some additional weekday availability, such as during school holidays, subject to availability.

Please Note: The track surfaces differ between location: St Neots is an off-road track whereas Huntingdon is mainly tarmac with a few loose areas.

• Saint neots (Cambridgeshire)