Drive a Porsche at Spa Francorchamps

Drive a race prepared Porsche GT3 Carrera Cup Car around the World Famous Spa Francorchamps Circuit in Belgium, a favourite among the Formula 1 Racing Drivers.

It's got to be the ultimate dream of every motor sports fan to get behind the wheel and experience the thrills of motor racing for themselves. In the last few years, track days and driving experience packages have become common place - but every so often something extra special comes along.

How does this sound - the chance to drive a race prepared Porsche GT3 Carrera Cup Car around the World Famous Spa Francorchamps Circuit in Belgium, a favourite among the Formula 1 Racing Drivers. Experience for yourself the terrifying Eau Rouge along with the other challenging complexities of the infamous track. Full professional instruction in the form of some of the great names of Porsche such as Jonny Cocker who has just taken this years Carrera Cup Championship, is included in the day, the instructors are there to show you the quickest and smoothest lines around the magnificent circuit.

Unlike some track day experiences where laps are few and far between and your fun restricted with rev limiters - this day is the chance to put your skills to the test and learn new techniques, with the help and guidance of the instructors and Porsche Racing Team. Lap times will take around 3 minutes 30 seconds of out right adrenaline fuelled concentration, each driver will spend 20 minute sessions in the car followed with a well deserved breather in VIP hospitality before again taking to the track, in total you can expect three hours track time each day! Places are limited to ensure optimum time on the track

This is what local company VIP Adrenaline can offer all motor sports fans this month.

The Spa Francorchamps event is taking place on Monday the 20th and Tuesday the 21st of September. You can choose from either a one or a two day package.

Call VIP Adrenaline on 01507 606030 for further details or to book your space. Places are very limited and will be allocated on a first come first served basis.

01-08-2004