Subaru WRX Thrill

The Subaru Impreza WRX is a modern day Rally icon that can challenge the supercars of the road today. Driven to World Rally Championship victory by both Colin McRae and Peter Solberg; the electric blue paintwork and ultra low profile gold wheels symbolise power and control. Here is your chance to experience one of the world's most exhilarating high performance rally cars with expert tuition at your side.

Agenda

Once you have arrived and been welcomed to the centre your day will begin with a thorough safety briefing covering all aspects of the airfield and the Subaru WRX that you are about to be driving. Then, once kitted out in your racing gear it's time for what you have been waiting for; your turn to drive the Subaru Impreza WRX.  You will have four laps driving the incredible Impreza WRX. At the end of the day you will receive a certificate to remember your day with. Please note, the Leicestershire venue has the 2010 WRX STi Model.

Restrictions
You must have a full UK or European driving license with no serious offences. You must be able to drive a manual transmission.
Drivers shorter than 5'0" or taller than 6'6" and/or weighing more than 17 stone may have difficulty being accommodated.

Duration
Your experience will last for 40 – 60 minutes and 2 hours should be allowed for you experience at the airfield. Extra driving laps and passenger rides can be purchased on the day.

What to Wear / Equipment
You should wear comfortable clothing with thin-soled shoes for driving. All safety equipment is provided by the centre.

Group Size / Spectators
Spectators are welcome, although there is a strict 'No Pets Allowed' rule. There are some on-site catering facilities.

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

Availability
Available on selected Saturdays and weekdays throughout the year.
Please note, the Leicestershire venue has the 2010 WRX STi Model.

• Bicester (Oxfordshire)
• Loughborough (Leicestershire)