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Rev your engines and get ready for an unforgettable driving experience that puts speed, style, and nostalgia to the test! If you're searching for the perfect gift for a petrolhead or thrill-seeker, this Supercar vs Classic Car Driving Experience is the perfect choice.
This adrenaline-fuelled adventure lets you get behind the wheel of two incredible cars, one modern supercar packed with cutting-edge technology and raw power, and one classic beauty that oozes timeless charm and history. But which will reign supreme? That’s up to you to decide!
With so many cars to choose from, the hardest part will be making your selection! If you've ever dreamt of driving an iconic supercar, you'll be spoilt for choice with a lineup featuring the Aston Martin DB9, Lamborghini Gallardo, McLaren 570, Porsche 911, Audi R8 V8, and more. These cars are engineered for speed, precision, and heart-racing acceleration.
On the other side of the spectrum, classic car lovers can turn back time and take control of legendary machines like the Mustang GT350, Shelby Cobra, Ford Gran Torino, Pontiac Firebird, Mini Cooper S, and the stunning ‘75 Vantage. Feel the raw mechanics and character of a car built in an era when driving was all about the experience.
Just when you think the excitement is over, a professional racing driver will take you for a high-speed passenger ride in a sports saloon, pushing the limits of performance and control. It’s the perfect way to round off an exhilarating day!
Whether it’s for a birthday gift, Father’s Day gift, or Christmas gift, this Supercar vs Classic Car Driving Experience delivers a once-in-a-lifetime thrill. So, which will be your favourite, the modern beast or the retro legend? There’s only one way to find out!
Please see the FAQ's for important information including additional costs and upgrades.
All cars are subject to availability. Not all cars are available at every circuit.
Selected dates Monday to Friday.
Weekend dates are available but will incur an upgrade payment upon booking from £25.
Your voucher is valid for 12 Months from the date of issue.
Please note you must have booked and taken your experience before the expiry date.
All you have to do is pay for the experience you wish to purchase and we’ll send a voucher and booking information to you or directly to the recipient, then you just need to check the info and book your experience.
Are there any additional costs/upgrades?
All costs are approximate and subject to change. The optional costs are not necessarily relevant to every car/experience.
Compulsory - Car Parking £2 per car
Optional - Premium Car/ Track upgrades from £25
Optional - Sighting lap £10
Optional - Extra lap £29
Optional – Photography & videos can be purchased on the day £20 - £60
Optional – Weekend upgrades (if purchasing a weekday voucher but booking a weekend date) from £25
Track upgrades
Some tracks are classed as "premium tracks" and require an upgrade charge:
"The Eboladrome" (Swindon) - £50 upgrade.
Brands Hatch - £50 upgrade. Adults (full licence holders) only.
Chippenham (Castle Combe) - £50 upgrade and is for full license holders only.
Lincoln (Blyton Park) - £10 upgrade on weekdays.
Sunderland - £25 upgrade. 1 lap is 1 mile.
Goodwood Motor Circuit - £100 upgrade and for full licence holders only. A 3 mile experience will be 1 lap and a 6 mile experience will be 2 laps.
Track exclusions for non-licence holders
Non-licence holders cannot drive at the following circuits:
Castle Combe, Mallory Park, Brands Hatch, Snetterton, Donnington Park, & Oulton Park
Are the cars insured?
Yes but there is a £5,000 damage excess that is payable by the driver if any damage is caused whilst they are behind the wheel. You can cover yourself against the excess with an optional £29 damage waiver (available upon booking or on the day). This is a non-refundable payment. Please ensure you bring a credit card on the day if you are opting out of the damage waiver. This must be a card with a minimum £5000 limit. Please note the experience provider does not accept American Express.
Is there a maximum weight?
There is a maximum weight limit of 20 stone for this experience.
Are spectators allowed?
Yes, there are outside spectator areas so please dress appropriately
Can people with additional needs enjoy this experience?
Yes, all instructors have completed training to ensure that they can work with people with additional needs such as ADHD, autism and visual impairment.
What do I need to wear?
Please be aware that all driving experiences are completely outdoors and open to the elements. It's always worth packing a coat or umbrella even if the forecast looks sunny as airfields and circuits tend to be very windy!
Drivers should wear sensible shoes or trainers for driving and comfy trousers. Legs must be fully covered if you're driving certain cars, such as the Shelby Cobra or Mustang GT350 (as these cars have side exit exhausts that get very warm), the Caterham 7 and Ariel Atom.
Do all cars run in the rain?
Yes, events are run in all weathers unless it is deemed so extreme that it is unsafe to be on the track.
Do I have to drive quickly?
Not at all, the trainers will help you enjoy the drive however you would like to.
Are the cars dual control?
As we use real cars which are driven with pedals, some cars will use dual pedal control, and some will have a handle that can be pulled for an emergency stop if danger arises.
Important Bits:
Aston Martin DB5
Right hand drive manual transmission
The Aston Martin DB5 is an iconic luxury grand tourer that has become synonymous with timeless elegance and sophisticated British engineering. Produced by Aston Martin from 1963 to 1965, the DB5 is perhaps best known for its association with the famous spy film series, which cemented its status as a cultural icon. The car's design, characterised by its sleek lines and refined styling, epitomises the classic grand touring aesthetic of the 1960s.
Underneath its polished exterior, the DB5 was equipped with a powerful 4.0-litre engine, which provided an impressive performance for its time. The car's refined engineering and high-quality craftsmanship delivered a driving experience that was both exhilarating and luxurious, embodying the perfect balance of performance and comfort.
The interior of the DB5 was just as elegant as its exterior, featuring luxurious leather seats, fine wood panelling, and an array of advanced features for the era. This attention to detail and commitment to luxury made the DB5 not just a car, but a symbol of style and sophistication.
The Aston Martin DB5 has maintained a revered status among classic car enthusiasts. Its timeless design, combined with its cultural significance, has made it a highly sought-after collector's item.
An Aston Martin DB5 driving experience is a unique opportunity to step into the world of classic British motoring and feel like a movie hero for a day. Participants have the chance to drive the legendary DB5, a car celebrated not only for its starring role in films but also for its exquisite design and powerful performance. Behind the wheel, drivers experience the distinct hum of its 4.0-litre engine and the smooth handling that made this car a 1960s icon.
The driving experience setting allows for a safe exploration of the DB5's capabilities, offering a thrilling blend of speed and elegance. Guided by experts, drivers can refine their skills, learning how to handle this classic beauty's unique driving characteristics. The driving experience is more than just driving a classic car; it's about immersing oneself in the luxury and glamour of a bygone era, creating an unforgettable experience for any car enthusiast or film fan.
Important Bits:
Jaguar E Type Series II
Manual transmission
The Jaguar E-Type is a British sports car that was produced by Jaguar Cars Ltd between 1961 and 1975. Its combination of beauty, high performance, and competitive pricing established the E-Type as an icon of the motoring world. The E-Type's design was revolutionary for its time, featuring a long hood, sleek lines, and a fastback rear, attributes that have made it one of the most recognisable and desirable classic cars in the world.
Its aerodynamic shape was heavily influenced by Jaguar's D-Type racing cars, which had won the 24 Hours of Le Mans three consecutive times from 1955 to 1957. The E-Type was equipped with Jaguar's famous XK engine, a straight-6 or V12 engine that contributed to the car's exceptional performance and top speed, which was substantially higher than other sports cars of the era.
The E-Type was not only a commercial success but also a symbol of 1960s British motoring. It became an aspirational vehicle, widely admired for its combination of elegance, high performance, and affordability. Even decades after the end of its production, the Jaguar E-Type continues to be celebrated in the classic car world for its beauty and engineering excellence, maintaining a lasting legacy as one of the most famous and beloved cars in automotive history.
A Jaguar E-Type driving experience offers a rare and unforgettable opportunity to get behind the wheel of one of the most iconic sports cars in history. As participants take to the track, they are immediately transported back to the golden era of 1960s motoring, experiencing the distinctive roar of the E-Type's powerful engine and its smooth, responsive handling.
These track days provide an intimate connection with a car celebrated for its perfect blend of beauty and performance. Drivers can feel the exhilarating rush of acceleration and the nimble agility of the E-Type as they navigate through tight corners and long straights of the racetrack. Guided by experienced instructors, both novices and seasoned drivers can explore the car's capabilities, learning how to handle its unique characteristics with this driving experience. The blend of the E-Type's timeless elegance and thrilling performance, along with the excitement of a professional racing environment, makes this driving experience a dream come true for classic car enthusiasts and adrenaline seekers alike.
Important Bits:
1967 Shelby GT500
Upgrade available
Manual transmission
The 1967 Shelby GT500 is an iconic American muscle car that embodies the spirit of high performance and bold design. At the heart of the 1967 Shelby GT500 was a formidable engine, originally a 428 cubic-inch V8. This powerplant was significantly more potent than the engines used in standard Mustangs of the time, delivering impressive horsepower and torque figures. The roar of the GT500's engine was unmistakable, a deep and powerful sound that announced its presence and performance capabilities.
The exterior design of the GT500 was distinctive and aggressive. It featured a larger front grille, functional hood scoops, and additional air intakes to improve engine cooling. The body also had unique striping and badging, setting it apart from other Mustangs. These design elements were not just for aesthetics; they enhanced the car's aerodynamics and cooling, crucial for its high-performance nature.
Inside, the 1967 Shelby GT500 combined the sporty feel of a muscle car with a touch of luxury. It featured more upscale trim and detailing compared to the standard Mustang, providing a more refined driving environment. The interior also highlighted Shelby's signature and various performance-oriented gauges, reminding occupants that they were in a special vehicle.
The driving experience of the GT500 was exhilarating. It was a car built for power and speed, with a raw and engaging character that demanded attention and skill from the driver. The GT500's handling and acceleration were exceptional for its time, making it a favourite among performance enthusiasts and a formidable presence on the road and track. The 1967 Shelby GT500 is revered as a classic, a collector's item that represents a golden era of American muscle cars.
Shelby GT500 track days are an exhilarating experience for any car enthusiast, offering the unique opportunity to unleash the full potential of this legendary muscle car in a controlled and safe environment. The sheer power and aggressive roar of the GT500's V8 engine come to life on the track, allowing drivers to experience its formidable performance capabilities.
These events are not just about speed; they provide a hands-on lesson in handling and controlling a high-powered vehicle, with professional instructors guiding participants on techniques for cornering, braking, and accelerating. Driving the Shelby GT500 on a racetrack enables enthusiasts to connect with the car’s storied history in American automotive culture, feeling the raw power and adrenaline that have made this car an icon. It’s a blend of historical appreciation and modern-day thrill, as participants navigate the car through challenging circuits, embracing the legacy of Carroll Shelby’s engineering brilliance. Shelby GT500 track days are more than just driving experiences; they are immersive journeys into the heart of American muscle car heritage.
Important Bits:
1964 MK II Ford GT40
Manual transmission
The Ford GT40 is an iconic American-British endurance racing car, renowned for its remarkable success, especially at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Developed in the early 1960s, it emerged from a rivalry between Ford and Ferrari, following Ford's failed attempt to buy Ferrari. The GT40, with its name reflecting its height in inches (GT for Grand Touring and 40 for its height), featured a revolutionary mid-engine design and was constructed using lightweight materials for enhanced performance.
Initially equipped with a 4.2-litre alloy V8 engine, the GT40 saw various upgrades, most notably to a powerful 7.0-litre engine in its later versions. This car gained legendary status due to its dominance at Le Mans, particularly marked by its historic 1-2-3 finish in 1966, symbolising the first win for an American manufacturer in a major European race since the 1920's. This victory was not just a triumph on the track but also a significant moment in motorsport history, reflecting American ingenuity and competitive spirit.
The GT40's various iterations, including the Mk I, Mk II, and the road-going Mk III, highlight its evolution and adaptability. Its legacy has extended far beyond the racing world, influencing Ford's global image and inspiring the creation of modern tributes like the 2005 and 2017 Ford GT.
Today, original GT40's are highly sought after in the collector car market, valued for their historical significance and rarity. The Ford GT40 stands as a symbol of a pivotal era in automotive history, representing a blend of technological innovation, competitive spirit, and cultural significance. Ford GT40 track days offer a unique and exhilarating experience for motorsport enthusiasts, providing the rare opportunity to drive a piece of racing history on a professional racetrack. The GT40, famed for its Le Mans victories and exceptional performance, comes to life on the track, where its powerful engine and aerodynamic design can be fully appreciated.
These track days attract both seasoned drivers and fans of classic racing cars, eager to experience the legendary handling and speed of the GT40. Driving a Ford GT40 on a racetrack is more than just a driving experience; it's a journey back in time, offering a glimpse into the golden era of endurance racing and the thrill of piloting a car that changed motorsport history.
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