Top 100 things people ask before attending a supercar driving experience track day

What types of supercars will be available?

The types of supercars available on a driving experience track day can vary widely depending on the track and the company organising the event. However, here are some common supercars that are often featured:

Ferrari Models: 6th Gear Experience offers both the Ferrari 458 Italia and the Ferrari F430.
Lamborghini Models: 6th Gear Experience offers both the Lamborghini Superleggerra and Lamborghini Gallardo.
Porsche Models: 6th Gear Experience offers both the the Porsche 911 997 turbo
Aston Martin Models: 6th Gear Experience offers both the Aston Martin Vantage and Aston Martin DB9.
Audi Models: 6th Gear Experience offers both the Audi R8 V8 and the 550HP V10 Plus
Nissan Models: 6th Gear Experience offers the Nissan GT-R R35
BMW Models: 6th Gear Experience offers the I8
Ford Models: 6th Gear Experience offers the Focus Rs
Ariel Models: 6th Gear Experience offers both the Supercharged and Cup variants of this popular race car
Radical Models: 6th Gear Experience offers mind blowing Radical RSX

Each of these supercars offers a unique driving experience, with different handling characteristics, engine sounds,and speed capabilities.

It’s always a good idea to check with 6th Gear Experience for their current fleet and any special vehicles they might have available for the event you’re interested in.

Do I need any previous racing experience?

No, you generally do not need any previous racing experience to participate in a supercar driving experience track day. These events are designed to cater to a wide range of skill levels, from complete beginners to more experienced drivers. Here are some key points to consider:

Safety Briefings: You’ll typically undergo a safety briefing that covers track rules, driving techniques, and safety protocols to ensure you’re prepared, regardless of your prior experience.
Different Skill Levels: Experience days often accommodate different skill levels. Beginners can get more instruction and guidance, while experienced drivers might have sessions that allow for more autonomy.
Controlled Environment: These experiences are held in controlled environments specifically designed for safe, high-speed driving.
Adaptation to the Car: Supercars have different handling characteristics compared to regular vehicles. Part of the experience is learning these nuances, guided by experts.
No Competition: Unlike a race, a driving experience day is not competitive. The focus is on enjoying the car and improving your driving skills rather than competing against others.
Paced Learning: The instructors usually pace the learning based on your comfort and skill level, ensuring that you don’t feel overwhelmed.

If you’re still concerned about your lack of experience, it’s always a good idea to contact 6th Gear Experience beforehand to discuss any specific concerns or requirements. They can provide detailed information about the support and training they offer to novice drivers.

What should I wear for the track day?

For a supercar driving experience track day, it’s important to dress appropriately to ensure both comfort and safety. Here are some guidelines on what to wear:

Comfortable Clothing: Choose clothes that are comfortable and non-restrictive. You’ll be sitting and moving around in the car, so avoid anything too tight or bulky. Breathable fabrics are preferable, especially in warmer weather.
Long Pants and Long-Sleeve Shirt: Many tracks require long pants and long-sleeve shirts for safety reasons. This helps protect your skin in the unlikely event of an accident or fire.
Closed-Toe Shoes: Wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes with thin soles. Racing shoes are ideal, but any lightweight, thin-soled shoe that allows you to feel the pedals works well. Avoid bulky shoes, boots, or high heels.
Light Jacket or Windbreaker: Depending on the weather, you might need a light jacket or windbreaker, especially if you’re driving in an open-top car or if the track is in a cooler location.
Driving Gloves (Optional): Some drivers prefer to wear driving gloves for a better grip and to reduce hand fatigue, but they’re not usually necessary.
Hat and Sunglasses (Optional): If you’re driving a convertible or if you’ll be outside watching others drive, a hat and sunglasses can help protect you from the sun.
Sunscreen: Apply sunscreen to exposed skin, especially if you’re driving in an open cockpit car or spending time outdoors.
Helmets: Helmets are not required unless attending our Anglesey circuit and in this case will be provided for you.
Hearing Protection (Optional): Depending on the car and track, it might be loud, so consider bringing earplugs or noise-reducing earphones.
Rain Gear: Check the weather forecast. If rain is expected, bring appropriate rain gear, like a waterproof jacket.

Remember, each track and driving experience might have its own specific requirements or recommendations, so it’s always a good idea to check with them beforehand. Comfort and safety are key to ensuring an enjoyable and memorable supercar track day experience.

Are there age or height restrictions for participants?

Yes, supercar driving experience track days often have age and height restrictions for participants, primarily for safety reasons. These restrictions can vary depending on the location, the type of vehicle, and the company organising the event. Here are some general guidelines:

Age Restrictions:

Minimum Age: Typically, participants must be at least 17 years old to drive the supercars, as this is the age at which most people can hold a full driving licence.
Junior Participants: For younger enthusiasts, we offer junior driving experiences where minors can drive with an instructor or in a dual-control car. There is no minimum age for these experiences but junior driver must be at least 4 foot 10” tall.

Height Restrictions:

Minimum Height: This is usually in place to ensure that participants can safely reach and operate the vehicle’s controls. We ask that all drivers are a minimum height of 5 feet (152 cm).
Maximum Height: We ask that all drivers are a maximum height of 6 feet 5 inches to ensure comfort and safety in the car, though this can vary depending on the car model.

Driving Licence Requirements:

Participants are generally required to hold a valid driving licence. For international participants, an International Driving Permit (IDP) might be necessary alongside their national driving licence.

Other Considerations:

Weight Limits: We Recommend that the maximum weight limit for comfort and safety in the supercars is 18 Stone.
Physical Fitness: Participants should be in good physical health, and some experiences might not be suitable for individuals with certain medical conditions.

It’s crucial to check with 6th Gear Experience for our exact requirements and restrictions. These guidelines are meant to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all participants.

How long does the experience last?

The duration of a supercar driving experience on a track day can vary depending on the specific package or program offered by 6th Gear Experience. Typically, these experiences range from 15 minutes to three hours or more, with the length often determined by the number of laps or driving time included in the package.

It’s essential to check the confirmation details provided by 6th Gear Experience regarding the supercar driving experience. It will specify the duration, number of laps, and any additional features included in the package. Some experiences may also offer add-ons or upgrades that can extend the driving time or include other features to purchase.

Keep in mind that the actual time spent driving the supercar on the track might be shorter than the total experience duration, as there may be additional time for safety briefings and other administrative aspects.

Do I need a special licence to drive on the track?

Typically, for a supercar driving experience on a track day, you do not need a special racing licence. These events are designed for enthusiasts and are often open to individuals with a regular driver’s licence. The requirements can vary depending on the track day organiser and location, so it’s essential to check the specific rules and regulations of the event you plan to attend.

In most cases, participants will receive a briefing on safety guidelines and track rules before they start driving. Demonstration laps are available to purchase to guide participants on how to handle the high-performance vehicles safely on the track.

It’s important to verify the requirements with the 6th Gear Experience to ensure you have all the necessary documentation and meet any specific criteria they may have in place. Always prioritise safety and adhere to the rules of the track to make the most of your supercar driving experience.

Can I bring guests or spectators?

6th Gear Experience events welcome spectators, friends, and family to come and watch participants enjoy the driving experience.

However due to safety and insurance considerations, there may be certain areas that are off-limits to spectators.

Before attending the event, check our website for information on guest or spectator policies, any associated fees, and any specific guidelines they may have in place. Always make sure to comply with the rules and regulations to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone involved.

What safety equipment is provided or required?

Safety is a top priority in supercar driving experience track days to ensure the well-being of participants. While specific requirements may vary depending on the event and location, the following safety measures are typically provided or required:

Helmets: Helmets are not required unless attending our Anglesey circuit and in this case will be provided for you.
Gloves: Driving gloves may be recommended to enhance grip on the steering wheel and protect hands.
Closed-toe Shoes: Sturdy, closed-toe shoes are typically required for safety reasons.
Demonstration Laps: Before hitting the track, participants can purchase demonstration laps to learn about safety rules, track regulations, and racing lines of the track.
Instructor Guidance: In all cases, participants will have a professional instructor in the car with them to provide guidance and ensure a safe driving experience.
Fire Extinguisher: Some cars on the track may be equipped with fire extinguishers as a precautionary measure.

Is there a briefing or training session before driving?

Depending on your supercar driving experience package purchased, participants are given an in car briefing before they are allowed to drive the cars. The briefing is an important part of the experience to ensure the safety of both the drivers and the vehicles. During the briefing, participants are provided with essential information about the track, safety guidelines, and specific details about the supercars they’ll be driving.

Key aspects covered in the briefing may include:

Safety Guidelines: Participants are informed about safety rules and regulations on the track. This includes instructions on how to operate the vehicle safely, understanding track signals, and adhering to speed limits and other rules.
Track Layout: Information about the track layout, including turns, straights, and any potential challenges, is typically discussed. This helps drivers anticipate the course and make the most of their driving experience.
Supercar Features: Participants receive information about the specific features and capabilities of the supercars they’ll be driving. This may include details about the car’s handling, acceleration, braking, and any unique characteristics.
Driving Techniques: Basic driving techniques and tips may be provided to help participants get the most enjoyment out of their experience. This could include guidance on braking, accelerating, and taking corners.
Instructor Guidance: In all cases, an experienced instructor will be present to provide additional guidance. They will accompany participants in the car o to offer real-time advice and feedback.
Equipment: Information about the use of safety equipment, such as helmets and harnesses, is typically covered. Participants are usually required to wear appropriate safety gear during their driving experience.
The briefing session ensures that participants are well-prepared and have a good understanding of what to expect on the track. It also contributes to a safer and more enjoyable experience for everyone involved.

Are there any health restrictions or requirements?

Participation in a supercar driving experience track day typically involves operating high-performance vehicles in a controlled environment. While specific requirements may vary depending on the organiser and location, there are generally some common health restrictions and requirements you should be aware of:

Age and Licence Requirements: Participants are often required to be a certain age (usually 17 or older) and possess a valid driver’s licence. Some experiences may have additional age or licence restrictions.
Physical Health: It’s important to be in good physical health to handle the physical demands of driving a high-performance vehicle.
Height and Weight Limits: Some supercars have specific size requirements for drivers to ensure they can safely operate the vehicle. This may include height and weight restrictions. Make sure to check if there are any limitations on participant size.
Medical Conditions: If you have any pre-existing medical conditions, it’s crucial to inform 6th Gear Experience. Certain medical conditions may impact your ability to participate, and 6th Gear Experience may have specific guidelines to ensure safety.
Alcohol and Drug Policy: Participants are generally expected to be sober during the driving experience. 6th Gear Experience prohibits the consumption of alcohol or drugs before or during the event to ensure the safety of everyone involved.
Experience Level: While many supercar driving experiences are designed for individuals with varying levels of driving experience, some may have specific requirements regarding the participant’s driving history.
Insurance Coverage: Check with the or6th Gear Experience about insurance coverage. All experiences include Public liability insurance as part of the package, however a damage waiver insurance is offered to all attending customers.
Safety Briefing: Participants undertake an in-car briefing before hitting the track. This briefing covers important safety rules, track etiquette, and guidelines for operating the high-performance vehicles.

It’s crucial to review the specific requirements and restrictions of the supercar driving experience you’re interested in before booking. 6th gear Experience provides detailed information on our website or upon inquiry. Always prioritise safety and adhere to any guidelines set by 6th gear Experience to ensure a positive and enjoyable experience.

Can I choose the supercar I want to drive?

In general, on a supercar driving experience track day, participants are often given the opportunity to choose from a selection of supercars available by pre-booking prior to the event. The specific options can vary depending on the experience day package you choose.

When you sign up for an experience day, you may be able to indicate your preferences or make a selection from the available supercars during the booking process. Keep in mind that the choices might be subject to availability, and some high-demand cars may have limited slots.

It’s advisable to check with the 6th Gear Experience to understand their policies and options regarding supercar selection. They can provide you with detailed information about the available cars, any additional costs, and the booking process.

What happens in case of bad weather?

In the case of bad weather during a supercar driving experience day, 6th Gear Experience have specific policies and procedures in place to ensure the safety of participants and staff. Here are some common practices:

Postponement or Rescheduling: If the weather conditions are deemed unsafe for driving high-performance vehicles, the event may be postponed or rescheduled to a later date. This allows participants to experience the track under better weather conditions.
Safety Considerations: The primary concern during adverse weather conditions is the safety of participants and staff. If the track becomes unsafe due to rain, snow, or other weather-related factors, 6th Gear Experience may suspend or cancel driving activities until conditions improve.

It’s important for participants to check the terms and conditions of the specific experience day event they are attending, as policies may vary. Communication from 6th gear Experience regarding weather-related changes and options for participants is typically provided in advance to minimise any inconvenience.

Are there different levels of experience for different skill levels?

Yes, many supercar driving experience track days offer different levels of experience to cater to participants with varying skill levels. These experiences are designed to provide a thrilling and safe environment for individuals to enjoy driving high-performance vehicles. Here are some common levels you might find:

Introductory/Beginner Level:

Geared towards individuals with little to no track driving experience.

Typically includes a briefing on basic driving techniques, safety protocols, and an introduction to the specific supercar being driven.

Intermediate Level:

Suited for those who have some track experience or have completed beginner-level sessions.

Participants may have more driving time and opportunities to explore the capabilities of the supercar.

Instruction may focus on refining driving techniques and improving lap times.

Advanced/Performance Level:

Aimed at experienced drivers with a good understanding of high-performance driving.

Offers more track time, potentially solo driving sessions, and advanced coaching.

Focuses on honing advanced driving skills, such as braking, cornering, and acceleration.

VIP/Exclusive Experiences:

6th gear Experience offers VIP which include additional perks, such as driving multiple supercars, extended track time, or personalised coaching.

Passenger ride Experiences:

6th Gear Experience offers high speed passenger rides in various supercars. Piloted by a professional racing driver these experiences offer the participant the chance to explore the limits of the supercars capabilities.

How much does it cost?

The cost of a supercar driving experience on a track day can vary widely depending on several factors, including the location, the type of supercar you choose, the duration of the experience, and any additional features or amenities included.

It’s essential to check with 6th gear Experience for the most accurate and up-to-date pricing information. Prices may change over time, and different providers may offer various packages with different inclusions. Some experiences may also offer the opportunity to drive multiple supercars during the event, which could affect the overall cost.

Is insurance included in the package?

The inclusion of insurance in a supercar driving experience track day package can vary depending on the company offering the experience. At 6th gear Experience, basic insurance coverage is included as part of the package. The driver is liable though for the first £5000 excess of any damage to the vehicle should an accident occur. 6th Gear Experience offers a damage waiver cover that negates the excess in the event of an accident. Check with 6th gear Experience for current prices.

However, it’s essential to carefully review the terms and conditions of the specific experience day package you are considering, as coverage levels and details can differ. Some packages might have an excess, and additional insurance options may be available for purchase to enhance coverage or reduce financial responsibility in case of damage.

Before participating in a supercar driving experience, it’s advisable to contact 6th gear Experience directly to inquire about insurance coverage, understand the terms, and clarify any questions you may have. If insurance is not included or if you desire additional coverage, you may have the option to purchase supplementary insurance for added peace of mind during the experience day.

What is the cancellation policy?

6th Gear Experience are happy to make refunds on un-booked experiences, bought direct from 6th Gear Experience within 14 days of purchase, minus a 10% administration charge (being a minimum charge of £30 and a maximum charge of £50). After 14 days no refund will be available. Added extras cannot be refunded. Refunds are always made to the person who purchased the experience, and if originally purchased by credit card, the refund will be credited to the same card. If the card has expired you will need to request a refund in writing, quoting details of a new credit card. If you have a date specific or booked voucher then no refund or cancellation or other changes may be made.

Changes to bookings

Once your voucher has been redeemed against an event, that event date becomes its expiry date. One free administration change (date, car or name) can be made outside 30 days of the event. A minimum admin fee of £30 is applicable per person per change for any change inside 30 days but before 72 hours of the event. £30 must be paid at the time of first notifying 6th Gear of the change. If your booking is left open following a change, the experience must be rebooked and taken within 3 months of the original event date. 6th Gear Experience does not accept cancellations inside 3 days of the event if your event has been booked (unless covered under separate cancellation cover).

Cancellation Cover

This can be purchased on the site or requested from our Customer Care Team on 01675 433 800 before booking your activity at a cost of £20 and is valid for use one time only. If you have purchased this from 6th Gear Experience we will rebook an activity, within three months of the cancelled event. This cover is valid if the customer should cancel an already booked activity session as a direct consequence of one or more of the circumstances set out below:

Death within the immediate family.
Breakdown on route to an event.
Serious illness of participant.

Relevant official recovery documentation must be provided for the above in the event of cancellation. Once purchased this policy is non-refundable and does not fall within the 14 day conditions. This covers the participant taking part in the event and not the gift voucher. This is only available on experiences up to the value of £299 please call if over this value for a bespoke cost. Please note, this cover does not entitle the customer to a refund of the experience, simply a further three month period to rebook their event.

How fast can I drive on the track?

The maximum speed you can achieve during a supercar driving experience track day will depend on several factors, including the track’s layout, the specific rules and regulations of the event organiser, and the capabilities of the supercar you’re driving.

Track day events typically have safety regulations and guidelines in place to ensure the well-being of participants. Speed limits may be enforced in certain sections of the track, and reckless driving is usually not tolerated. Professional instructors may also be present to provide guidance and ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

It’s essential to adhere to the rules and guidelines set by the event organiser and to prioritise safety on the track. The focus of these experiences is often on the thrill of driving high-performance cars in a controlled and safe environment rather than achieving top speeds. Be sure to check with the specific track day organiser for details on speed limits and guidelines for the event you plan to attend.

Are there professional drivers or instructors available?

Yes, on a supercar driving experience track day, there are professional drivers or instructors available to guide participants and ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. These instructors are often experienced in high-performance driving and can provide valuable insights into handling powerful and fast vehicles. They may offer instruction on driving techniques, help participants understand the capabilities of the supercars, and provide feedback to improve driving skills.

The level of instruction may vary depending on the experience day and the specific package chosen by the participant. Some experiences may include a brief instructional session before the driving begins, while others may offer more intensive one-on-one coaching throughout the day.

It’s important to check with the 6th gear Experience to understand the level of instruction included in the experience and whether additional instruction can be requested or purchased. Having a professional instructor can enhance the overall experience and help participants make the most of their time behind the wheel of a supercar.

Do I get a certificate or souvenir after the experience?

The availability of certificates or souvenirs after a supercar driving experience track day can vary depending on the specific company or organisation hosting the event. 6th Gear Experiencedo provide participants with certificates as a way to commemorate the experience. These are emailed to you at your email address provided on booking

To get accurate information, it’s best to check with 6th Gear Experience. You can find details about what is included in the experience package on their website, or you can contact our customer service for specific information about certificates.

What are the track’s safety protocols?

The safety protocols for a supercar driving experience track day may vary depending on the specific track However, common safety protocols typically include:

Driver Briefing: Before hitting the track, participants usually receive a thorough briefing on safety rules, track layout, and driving techniques. This briefing is often mandatory, and participants are required to pay attention to ensure a safe experience.
Helmets: Helmets are not required unless attending our Anglesey circuit and in this case will be provided for you.
Safety Gear: Depending on the event, additional safety gear such as racing suits, gloves, and racing shoes may be required. This is to ensure that participants are adequately protected in the event of an accident.
Professional Instructors: All of our supercar driving experiences include the presence of professional driving instructors who sit along with participants to provide guidance on driving techniques and ensure adherence to safety guidelines.
Speed Limits and Overtaking Rules: There are often specific speed limits and rules regarding overtaking on the track. These rules help prevent accidents and ensure a controlled environment for all participants.
Emergency Procedures: Participants are usually informed about emergency procedures, including how to signal if they need assistance, the location of emergency exits, and the process for stopping the session in the event of an emergency.
Insurance Coverage: Some experience day events may include insurance coverage for participants, but it’s essential for participants to understand the extent of coverage and whether additional insurance is necessary.
First Aid and Medical Support: There is typically a first aid station or medical support on-site to address any injuries or medical emergencies promptly.
Alcohol and Drug Policies: Participants are usually prohibited from driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Strict adherence to these policies is crucial for everyone’s safety.

It’s important for participants to carefully read and understand the specific safety guidelines provided by the 6th gear Experience for the particular experience day they are attending. Following these protocols ensures a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone involved.

Can I take photos or videos during the experience?

The rules and policies regarding taking photos or videos during a supercar driving experience on a track day can vary depending on the specific event and venue. In many cases, participants are allowed to take photos and videos for personal use, but there are often certain guidelines and restrictions in place.

Before the event, it’s essential to check with 6th gear Experience and carefully review any terms and conditions they provide. Some common considerations might include:

Safety Regulations: Ensure that taking photos or videos doesn’t compromise the safety of yourself, other participants, or the event staff. Follow any safety guidelines provided.
Equipment Restrictions: 6th gear Experience may have restrictions on the types of cameras or recording devices allowed. For example, they may prohibit drones or require handheld devices only.
Designated Areas: There may be specific areas where photography or filming is allowed. It’s essential to respect these boundaries and not impede the operation of the event.
Instructor or Passenger Consent: If you have an instructor or a passenger with you during the supercar experience, make sure they are comfortable with being photographed or recorded.
Privacy Considerations: Be mindful of other participants’ privacy. Avoid capturing images or footage of others without their permission.
Event-Specific Rules: 6th gear Experience may have specific rules or policies related to photography and filming. These could be communicated during the pre-event briefing or in written materials.

Always reach out to the 6th Gear Experience in advance to clarify any doubts or questions you may have. Respecting the rules and guidelines ensures a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone involved.

Is there a limit on the number of laps or time on the track?

The specific details of a supercar driving experience track day will vary depending on the package you choose. Generally, these experiences are structured to provide participants with a set number of laps rather than a specific amount of time on the track.

Most packages will specify the number of laps included in the experience, and you may have the option to purchase additional laps if you wish to extend your time on the track. It’s essential to carefully read the terms and conditions of the specific track day event or package you’re interested in to understand the limitations and any additional costs associated with extra laps.

Keep in mind that factors such as the track layout, the performance of the supercar, and the overall experience can influence the duration of each lap. If you have any uncertainties or specific questions, it’s recommended to contact 6th gear Experience directly for clarification.

What are the driving conditions like on the track?

The driving conditions on a supercar track day can vary depending on the specific track, but generally, they are designed to provide a safe yet exhilarating experience for participants. Here are some common aspects of driving conditions on a supercar track day:

Controlled Environment: Supercar track days are typically held on well-maintained racing circuits or closed tracks. These environments are designed to be safe for high-speed driving, with proper barriers, run-off areas, and safety measures in place.
Smooth Surfaces: Racing circuits feature smooth and well-paved surfaces. This ensures that the cars can maintain optimal traction and handling at high speeds.
Safety Features: Track days prioritise safety, and participants are usually briefed on safety procedures before getting on the track. Emergency services, such as medical personnel and rescue teams, are often present at the venue.
No Traffic or Obstacles: Unlike public roads, tracks are closed to regular traffic, pedestrians, and other obstacles. This allows drivers to focus solely on their driving experience without the distractions and potential hazards found on public roads.
Marked Track Boundaries: The track is marked with clear boundaries, and there are usually designated areas for braking, accelerating, and cornering. This helps drivers navigate the course effectively.
Professional Instructors: all of our supercar track day events provide participants with professional instructors. These experts offer guidance on driving techniques, help participants become familiar with the track layout, and provide feedback to improve driving skills.
Limited Crowds: While there may be spectators or other participants, the density of people on the track is much lower than on public roads. This reduces the risk of unexpected obstacles and enhances the overall safety of the driving experience.
Time Slots and Rotations: Participants often drive in designated time slots and may take turns on the track. This helps manage the number of cars on the circuit at any given time, preventing congestion and improving safety.

It’s important to note that specific details can vary based on the event and the track chosen for the supercar experience. Participants are typically required to follow certain rules and guidelines to ensure a safe and enjoyable driving experience for everyone involved.

Do I need to wear a helmet?

The requirements for wearing a helmet during a supercar driving experience on a track day can vary depending on the specific rules and regulations of the track. At 6th Gear Experience helmets are provided for all open top Supercars such as the Radical and Ariel Atoms. However helmets are not required whilst driving Supercars on track unless attending our Anglesey Race circuit location.

Are there toilet facilities at the venue?

All of our locations provide toilet facilities for participants and spectators. These facilities may include portable toilets or permanent restroom buildings.

To ensure accurate and up-to-date information, it’s recommended to check with 6th Gear Experience or the track day venue directly. You can often find this information on the event’s official website, or you can contact 6th gear Experience for details on the facilities available at the track. They will be able to provide you with the most accurate and current information regarding amenities at the venue.

Is there a minimum or maximum weight or height for drivers?

The specific requirements for weight and height can vary depending on the type of car being driven the supercar driving experience track day. Generally, there may not be strict minimum or maximum weight requirements, but there could be certain guidelines or limitations for safety reasons.

Supercar manufacturers often design their vehicles with adjustable seats and steering columns to accommodate a range of driver heights. However, to ensure proper control and safety, 6th Gear experience have height and weight restrictions. For example, very tall or very short individuals may find it challenging to fit comfortably within the cockpit or reach the pedals effectively.

It’s essential to check the specific terms and conditions of the track day event you plan to attend. 6th gear Experience typically provide information regarding driver requirements, including height and weight restrictions, on our website or in your booking confirmation. If you have concerns about meeting these requirements, it’s advisable to contact us directly to discuss your situation and determine if accommodations can be made.

How do I book a slot for the experience?

Booking a slot for a supercar driving experience track day is an easy process. Here are general steps you can follow:

Choose a Provider:

Research and choose a reputable provider that offers supercar driving experiences. There are many companies that specialise in providing such experiences at race tracks. 6th Gear Experience is the premier Supercar experience company in the UK, with far the best reviews

Visit the Website:

Visit the official website of the chosen provider. Most companies have a user-friendly website where you can find detailed information about the available packages, prices, and locations.

Select the Experience:

Browse through the available supercar driving experiences and select the one that suits your preferences. Consider factors such as the duration of the experience, the number of laps, and the specific cars available.

Check Availability:

Once you have chosen a specific experience, check the availability for the date and time you prefer. Many providers have an online calendar or booking system that allows you to see which slots are open.

Book Online:

If the company offers online booking, follow the instructions on the website to reserve your slot. This typically involves providing personal information, selecting the date and time, and making a payment.

Contact Customer Service:

If you encounter any issues or have specific questions, don’t hesitate to contact the customer service of the provider. They can assist you with the booking process and provide additional information.

Read Terms and Conditions:

Before confirming your booking, make sure to read and understand the terms and conditions, including cancellation policies, age requirements, and any other important details.

Make Payment:

Once you are satisfied with your choice and have reviewed the terms, proceed to make the payment. Most providers accept various payment methods, such as credit cards.

Receive Confirmation:

After completing the booking and payment, you should receive a confirmation email or a booking voucher. Keep this documentation as proof of your reservation.

Arrive on the Day:

On the day of the supercar driving experience, make sure to arrive at the track on time. Bring any necessary documentation, such as your booking confirmation, and be prepared to follow the instructions provided by the 6th Gear Experience.

Remember that the specific steps may vary slightly depending on the company, so it’s essential to follow the instructions provided by the chosen provider.

What kind of driving techniques will I learn?

Participating in a supercar driving experience on a track day can be an exhilarating and educational opportunity. The specific techniques you’ll learn may vary based on the program and the instructors, but generally, you can expect to cover the following:

Vehicle Dynamics:

Understanding the fundamentals of how a supercar behaves on the road and on the track.

Learning about weight transfer, centre of gravity, and the impact of aerodynamics on performance.

Proper Seating and Steering Position:

Ensuring you have the correct driving position to maximise control and comfort.

Understanding the importance of proper hand placement on the steering wheel.

Braking Techniques:

Learning the optimal ways to use the brakes for both slowing down and maintaining control through corners.

Understanding the importance of threshold braking and brake modulation.

Acceleration and Shifting:

Practising smooth and precise acceleration to maximise speed without compromising control.

Understanding the optimal points for gear changes and how to execute them effectively.

Cornering Skills:

Mastering the racing line: the ideal path through a corner for the fastest and safest results.

Learning techniques like trail braking and apexing to improve cornering efficiency.

Oversteer and Understeer Control:

Understanding and experiencing how a car behaves during oversteer (rear-end sliding) and understeer (front-end sliding).

Learning corrective techniques to regain control in these situations.

Evasive Manoeuvres:

Practising emergency manoeuvres to simulate real-world scenarios and improve your ability to react quickly and safely.

Track Etiquette and Safety:

Understanding the rules and etiquette specific to track driving.

Emphasising safety protocols and the importance of situational awareness on the track.

Feedback and Improvement:

Receiving feedback from instructors and using it to continuously improve your driving skills.

Analysing lap times and identifying areas for enhancement.

Situational Awareness:

Developing a heightened awareness of your surroundings on the track, including the positions and movements of other cars.

These lessons aim to provide you with a well-rounded understanding of high-performance driving and the capabilities of a supercar. The goal is to enhance your driving skills, boost confidence, and promote safe and enjoyable track experiences. Remember, each program may have its own curriculum, so be sure to check with the 6th Gear Experience for details on what they offer.

Can I bring my own driving gear?

In most cases, supercar driving experience track days provide participants with the necessary driving gear, including helmets, suits, and other safety equipment, where required. This is done to ensure that all participants have access to appropriate and standardised gear that meets safety regulations.

However, policies can vary depending on the venue. It’s recommended to check with 6th gear Experiencer beforehand to confirm their rules and regulations. 6th Gear Experience allows participants to bring their own helmets if they meet certain safety standards, but other gear like race suits and gloves may still be provided.

If you have specific gear that you prefer or if you have safety concerns, it’s always best to communicate with us in advance to clarify their policies and discuss any exceptions. Keep in mind that safety is a top priority in these events, and we will typically have guidelines in place to ensure a secure and enjoyable experience for all participants.

Is there a briefing on track etiquette?

Yes, on a supercar driving experience track day, it is common to have a briefing on track etiquette. Track etiquette is essential to ensure the safety of participants and to create an enjoyable and smooth experience for everyone involved. The briefing typically covers a range of topics, including:

Safety Regulations: Participants will be briefed on the safety regulations of the track. This may include information about track boundaries, pit lane rules, and specific safety measures in place.
Overtaking Procedures: Clear guidelines on how to overtake other cars on the track will be discussed. This is crucial for avoiding accidents and ensuring a smooth flow of traffic.
Right of Way: Understanding who has the right of way in different situations is important. This may include rules for merging onto the track from the pit lane, yielding to faster cars, and more.
Communication: The importance of clear communication between drivers and the track marshals will be emphasised. Participants may be provided with communication systems or hand signals to communicate with the instructor if needed.
Speed Limits: There may be designated speed limits in certain areas of the track, such as pit lanes or specific corners. Participants will be informed about these limits and the consequences of exceeding them.
Vehicle Features: A brief overview of the features and capabilities of the supercars being used, including any specific handling characteristics or considerations.
Behaviour Expectations: Participants will be reminded to conduct themselves in a respectful and sportsmanlike manner. Aggressive driving or behaviour that endangers others may result in penalties or removal from the event.
Emergency Procedures: In the event of an accident or emergency, participants will be instructed on the proper procedures to follow, including how to exit the vehicle safely and where to go in case of evacuation.

It’s crucial for participants to pay close attention during the briefing to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience on the track. Following track etiquette not only enhances safety but also contributes to the overall positive atmosphere of the event.

What are the rules for overtaking on the track?

The specific rules for overtaking on a supercar driving experience track day can vary depending on the event and the track itself. However, there are some general guidelines and common practices that are typically followed:

Signal Intentions: Before attempting to overtake another car, it’s important to signal your intentions. Your instructor will handle this part of the experience and advise what actions he requires you to undertake.
Choose Safe Zones: Overtaking is usually allowed in designated zones or straights where it is safe to do so. These areas are typically marked by 6th gear Experience. Overtaking in corners or other unsafe areas is prohibited.
Follow Track Rules: Always adhere to the specific rules of the track day event. 6th gear Experience provide an in car driver’s briefing before the event, outlining the rules and guidelines that participants must follow.
Check Mirrors and Blind Spots: Before attempting to overtake ask your instructor. Your instructor will handle this part of the experience and advise what actions he requires you to undertake.
Maintain Consistent Speeds: The driver being overtaken should maintain a consistent speed to make it easier for the overtaking car to pass safely.
Stay Within Track Limits: Overtaking manoeuvres should be executed while staying within the track limits. Going off-track to overtake is typically not allowed and can be unsafe.
Give Room: When overtaking, provide enough space between your car and the one you are passing. This is crucial for safety, and aggressive or overly close overtaking is generally discouraged.
Communicate with Hand Signals: Some track day events may encourage the use of hand signals to communicate with other drivers. Learn and understand any specific hand signals that are recommended or required by your instructor.

It’s important to note that the rules and guidelines can vary, so participants should always familiarise themselves with the specific regulations provided by the instructors on the supercar driving experience track day they are attending. Adhering to these rules ensures a safer and more enjoyable experience for all participants on the track.

Is there a place to eat or buy food at the venue?

The availability of food at a supercar driving experience track day can vary depending on the specific venue. All of our experience day facilities do provide on-site amenities, including food and beverage options.

Some venues may have a designated cafeteria or food stands where participants and spectators can purchase snacks and meals. Others may offer catering services or have partnerships with local restaurants to provide food options. In some cases, participants may need to bring their own food or make arrangements to purchase meals nearby.

To ensure a positive experience on the track day, it’s advisable to inquire about food options when registering for the event or check the venue’s website for information on available amenities. Additionally, contacting 6th Gear Experience directly can help you get the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding food services at the track day venue.

What kind of insurance do I need?

Participating in a supercar driving experience on a track day can be an exhilarating and enjoyable activity. However, it’s essential to consider the appropriate insurance coverage to protect yourself and the vehicle in case of any unexpected incidents. Here are some types of insurance you may want to consider:

Liability Insurance:

This type of insurance covers bodily injury and property damage that you may cause to others while driving the supercar. The 6th gear Experience has liability coverage in place, but it’s advisable to check and confirm the details.

Collision Damage Waiver (CDW):

CDW is designed to cover the cost of repairs to the supercar in the event of an accident or damage during the track day. 6th Gear Experience offer CDW as an optional add-on, so you should inquire about it and consider purchasing it for extra protection.

Event Organiser’s Insurance:

6th Gear Experience has Public Liability insurance coverage for participants. Always read the terms and conditions of any insurance policies carefully, and don’t hesitate to ask questions to ensure you understand the coverage provided. Additionally, if you have concerns or specific insurance needs, consider consulting with an insurance professional for personalised advice.

Can I get professional driving tips?

Yes, most supercar driving experience track days provide professional driving instructors who can offer valuable tips and guidance to enhance your driving skills on the track. These instructors are typically experienced and knowledgeable in high-performance driving and can help you get the most out of your supercar experience while ensuring safety.

Here are some common tips you might receive during a supercar driving experience:

Proper Seating Position: Adjust your seat and steering wheel to ensure a comfortable and effective driving position. This includes having a slight bend in your elbows and a clear view of the instrument cluster.
Braking Technique: Learn how to modulate the brake pedal for smooth and effective braking. Understanding proper braking points is crucial for navigating corners at high speeds.
Smooth Steering Input: Avoid sudden and jerky movements with the steering wheel. Smooth and controlled inputs will help maintain stability and control of the car.
Look Ahead: Focus on looking ahead rather than just at the immediate surroundings. This helps you anticipate upcoming turns and obstacles, allowing for better planning and reaction.
Understanding the Racing Line: Instructed on the racing line – the optimal path around the track. This includes knowing where to position the car for entry, apex, and exit points in each corner.
Throttle Control: Learn how to modulate the throttle to achieve smooth acceleration out of corners. Proper throttle control is essential for maintaining traction and stability.
Weight Transfer: Understand how the car’s weight shifts during acceleration, braking, and cornering. This knowledge is crucial for maintaining balance and control.
Handling Emergency Situations: Instructors may provide guidance on how to handle emergency situations, such as oversteer (rear wheels losing traction) or understeer (front wheels losing traction).
Use of Gears: If the supercar is equipped with a manual transmission, you may receive advice on proper gear selection for different parts of the track.
Feedback and Improvement: Instructors may provide feedback on your driving performance and suggest areas for improvement. Don’t hesitate to ask questions and seek guidance on how to enhance your skills.

Remember to listen carefully to your instructor, be open to feedback, and most importantly, enjoy the experience responsibly and safely.

Are there any health checks before driving?

On a supercar driving experience track day, there are usually some basic health and safety checks before you are allowed to drive. These checks are primarily to ensure that participants are fit enough to handle the physical and mental demands of driving a high-performance vehicle at high speeds. Common health checks and requirements might include:

Medical Conditions Disclosure: Participants are often required to disclose any medical conditions that might affect their ability to drive safely. This could include heart conditions, epilepsy, severe vision impairment, and other significant health issues.
Age and Height Restrictions: There are usually minimum age requirements, and sometimes height restrictions, to ensure the driver can safely operate the vehicle.
Sobriety Tests: Track day experiences typically require drivers to be sober, and they may perform breathalyser tests or other sobriety checks.
Driver’s Licence Verification: A valid driver’s license is usually required to participate.
Briefing on Safety and Track Rules: This isn’t a health check per se, but it’s an important part of the safety protocol. Participants are briefed on track safety, how to handle the car, and what to do in case of an emergency.
Physical Fitness: While not always strictly checked, a basic level of physical fitness is assumed. Driving a supercar, especially at high speeds, can be physically demanding.
Insurance Waivers: Participants may be required to sign waivers acknowledging the risks involved and confirming that they have appropriate insurance.

It’s important to note that the specific requirements can vary depending on the track. If you have any specific health concerns or questions, it’s best to contact 6th Gear Experience directly before booking the experience.

Are there any specific driving shoes required?

For a supercar driving experience on a track day, while there are no strict requirements for specific driving shoes, it’s highly recommended to wear appropriate footwear to enhance your driving experience and safety. Here are some key considerations for choosing the right shoes:

Thin Soles: Shoes with thin soles are preferred as they provide better pedal feel, allowing you to have more precise control over the throttle and brake pedals.
Narrow Design: Narrow shoes are ideal because they reduce the risk of accidentally pressing two pedals at once, which can be crucial in high-performance driving.
Firm Grip: The sole should have a good grip to prevent your foot from slipping off the pedals.
Comfortable and Lightweight: Comfort is crucial, especially if you’re going to spend a lot of time in the car. Lightweight shoes can also help in reducing fatigue.
Materials: Breathable materials like leather or certain synthetic fabrics are preferred for comfort, especially in warm conditions.

While dedicated driving shoes or racing boots are available and designed specifically for this purpose, they are not mandatory for most track day experiences. Regular sneakers that meet the above criteria can suffice. However, it’s best to avoid bulky, heavy, or overly cushioned shoes like work boots or thick-soled running shoes.

It’s also a good idea to check with 6th Gear Experience if they have any specific requirements or recommendations for footwear.

Is there a briefing on how to handle the supercar?

Yes, on a supercar driving experience track day, there typically is a briefing session before you actually get to drive the supercar. This briefing usually includes several important components:

Safety Instructions: Safety is paramount, so the instructors will provide guidelines on how to stay safe both in and out of the car. This might include instructions on what to do in an emergency, how to wear safety gear correctly, and track rules.
Track Layout and Guidance: You’ll likely receive information about the track itself, including its layout, key turns, and areas where you need to be particularly cautious or can push the car a bit more.
Handling the Supercar: Supercars can be very different from regular cars in terms of handling, acceleration, and braking. The briefing might include specific advice on how to handle these high-performance vehicles, especially for those who are not used to driving them.
Driving Techniques: Instructors might offer tips on driving techniques that are specific to racing or high-performance driving, such as how to take corners, brake effectively, and accelerate smoothly.
Rules and Regulations: There will be rules specific to the experience, such as overtaking protocols, speed limits in certain areas, and signals from track marshals.
Q&A Session: Finally, there’s usually a chance to ask questions to ensure you’re comfortable and clear about everything.

Remember, each track and experience might have its own specific procedures and rules, so it’s always good to listen carefully during the briefing and follow the instructions given by the professionals.

How early should I arrive before my slot?

For a supercar driving experience on a track day, it’s generally advisable to arrive at least 45 minutes to an hour before your scheduled slot. This will give you enough time to complete any necessary paperwork, attend a briefing session where safety and driving guidelines are discussed, and get familiar with the event logistics.

Arriving early also allows you to check in, receive any required equipment or gear, and have a chance to ask questions or seek clarification on any concerns you may have. Additionally, it gives you the opportunity to mentally prepare for the experience and perhaps enjoy the overall atmosphere of the event.

Keep in mind that specific requirements and recommendations may vary depending on the particular experience day event, so it’s always a good idea to check with the 6th Gear Experience for any specific instructions they may have provided.

Are there any discounts for groups?

Discounts for group bookings on supercar driving experience track days can vary depending on the specific company or organiser hosting the event. Many companies offer group discounts as an incentive for bringing in multiple participants. These discounts might apply when a certain number of participants register as a group.

To find out about group discounts, you should directly contact the organisation or company organising the supercar driving experience track day. You can check their official website, contact their customer service, or inquire when making a reservation. They will be able to provide you with the most accurate and up-to-date information on any group discounts or special offers they may have available.

Keep in mind that the availability of group discounts can also depend on the size of the group and the specific terms and conditions set by the experience day organiser. It’s always a good idea to communicate directly with the event organisers to get the most accurate and relevant information for your group.

What kind of driving licence is required?

Participants are typically required to have a valid driver’s licence. The type of licence required may depend on the specific rules of the event and the country or region where it takes place.

Some events may have age restrictions, and participants may need to be a certain age to take part. It’s essential to check the specific requirements of the experience day to ensure that you meet all the criteria.

Additionally, it’s worth noting that individual supercar manufacturers or 6th Gear Experience may have their own eligibility criteria or restrictions. Always review the guidelines provided by 6th gear Experience of the particular track day you plan to attend to ensure that you have the necessary qualifications and meet any specific requirements they may have in place.

It’s recommended to check with 6th Gear Experience facility in advance to inquire about the amenities they offer. We don’t provide secure storage options, so we advise participants to leave valuable items at home or in their vehicles. It’s always a good idea to clarify these details beforehand to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience on the track day.

Can beginners participate, or is it only for experienced drivers?

Many supercar driving experience track days are designed to accommodate both beginners and experienced drivers. These events are often structured to provide a safe and controlled environment for participants to enjoy driving high-performance vehicles, regardless of their level of experience.

Here’s how it typically works:

Training Session: Beginners usually receive a training session before hitting the track. This session covers basic driving techniques, safety rules, and an introduction to the specific car they’ll be driving.
Instructors: Professional instructors are often present during the track day to guide participants, especially those with limited experience. They may ride along with beginners or communicate through a two-way radio to provide real-time guidance.
Progressive Experience: The track day experience may be designed with progressive difficulty. Beginners might start with a few laps at lower speeds to get comfortable with the car and the track before gradually increasing the pace.
Safety Measures: Safety is a top priority, and the track is set up with safety measures such as barriers, run-off areas, and emergency services. Participants are typically required to wear safety gear like helmets.
Vehicle Restrictions: Certain track days may have restrictions on the types of cars beginners can drive. For example, some events may limit beginners to less powerful supercars or provide a selection of cars with varying performance levels.

Before signing up for a supercar driving experience, it’s advisable to check the specific requirements and offerings of the event you’re interested in. Some track days may also offer advanced sessions for experienced drivers looking to push the limits of both their skills and the car’s capabilities. Always prioritise safety and follow the guidelines provided.

Are there any additional costs during the experience?

The specific details of a supercar driving experience day can vary depending on the company providing the experience. However, there are some common additional costs or considerations that you might encounter:

Insurance: Some track day experiences may include basic insurance coverage, but there might be options for additional coverage or upgrades. It’s essential to check what is covered and whether you need to pay extra for better insurance.
Damage Waivers: Some companies offer damage waivers that can reduce or eliminate your financial responsibility if there is any damage to the supercar during your driving experience. This is often an optional add-on with an additional cost.
Upgrades: Depending on the package you choose, there might be opportunities to upgrade to a more expensive or higher-performance supercar for an additional fee.
Additional laps or time: Some packages include a specific number of laps or a set amount of time on the track. If you want to extend your driving experience, additional laps or time on the track may come with an extra cost.
Photos and Videos: 6th Gear Experience offers photography and video services to capture your driving experience. These services often come with an additional cost.
Food and Beverages: While some track day experiences include meals or refreshments, others may not. Check whether meals or snacks are provided, and if not, you might need to budget for food and beverages during the day.
Transportation: If the track is located some distance away from your location, you may need to consider transportation costs to and from the venue.

It’s crucial to carefully read the terms and conditions of the specific supercar driving experience you’re interested in to understand what is included in the base price and what might incur additional costs. Additionally, reaching out to the organiser directly to clarify any uncertainties is a good practice.

Can I get a video recording of my driving?

The availability of video recording during a supercar driving experience track day can vary depending on the specific track day organiser and the package you choose. 6th Gear Experience offers video recording services as part of premium packages or as an add-on option.

Typically, if video recording is available, it may involve mounting cameras on the car or providing in-car cameras to capture your driving experience.

To ensure you can get a video recording of your driving, it’s recommended to check with the specific company you plan to book with. Review their package options, inquire about any additional video recording services, and clarify whether it’s included in the package you choose or available as an add-on.

Keep in mind that offerings and policies may vary, so it’s always a good idea to confirm these details directly with the experience day organiser.

Is there first aid on site?

Typically, reputable supercar driving experience track days prioritise participant safety, and many of them have first aid facilities or personnel on site. The specific arrangements can vary between different track day organisers, so it’s advisable to check the details provided by the event or contact the organisers directly to inquire about their safety measures.

In general, professional track day organisers understand the importance of having medical support available, and they often have medical personnel or a designated first aid area to handle any emergencies or minor medical issues that may arise during the event. However, the exact level of first aid support can vary, so it’s always a good idea to confirm this information before participating in a supercar driving experience.

What are the passing rules on the track?

The passing rules on a supercar driving experience track day can vary depending on the specific track. However, there are some common passing rules and etiquette that are typically followed to ensure the safety of all participants. Here are some general guidelines:

Point-by Passing:

Many track day events use a “point-by” passing system. This means that the driver who wants to pass signals their intention by pointing to the side they intend to pass on, typically using hand signals or a designated indicator.

The driver being passed should be aware of the signal and, if safe to do so, should maintain a consistent line and speed to allow the overtaking car to pass.

Designated Passing Zones:

Passing is usually only allowed in designated areas of the track called passing zones. These zones are often straight sections or areas with clear visibility where it’s safer to overtake.

Communication:

Communication between drivers is crucial. Clear and unambiguous signals should be used to indicate the intention to pass or to acknowledge the intent to be passed.

No Blocking:

Blocking, or actively preventing another driver from passing, is generally discouraged and may be against the rules. Participants are usually expected to drive predictably and not make sudden moves to impede other drivers.

Awareness:

Both overtaking and slower cars should be aware of their surroundings. Mirrors should be checked regularly, and drivers should be mindful of faster cars approaching from behind.

Consistent Speed:

Participants are often encouraged to maintain a consistent and predictable speed. Sudden changes in speed or erratic driving can create dangerous situations on the track.

Adherence to Track Rules:

All participants are expected to adhere to the specific rules and guidelines set by the track. This may include safety briefings, speed limits in pit areas, and other track-specific regulations.

It’s essential to check with 6th Gear Experience as to the event you plan to attend for their specific passing rules and guidelines, as they may have variations based on the track layout, the experience level of participants, and other factors. Following these rules ensures a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone on the track.

How is the track layout and difficulty?

The layout and difficulty of a supercar driving experience track day can vary depending on the specific venue. However, I can provide you with a general overview of what you might expect.

Track Layout:

Design: Tracks can range from simple oval circuits to more complex layouts with a combination of straights, chicanes, hairpin turns, and elevation changes.
Variety: Some tracks are designed to offer a mix of technical and high-speed sections to test the capabilities of the supercars.
Features: Some tracks may have features like long straights for speed, tight corners for manoeuvrability, and sweeping turns for handling.

Difficulty:

Beginner-Friendly: Many supercar experience track days are designed to be accessible to drivers with varying skill levels, including beginners. There are often briefings and training sessions to help participants familiarise themselves with the car and the track.
Intermediate Challenges: While the experience is tailored for a broad audience, some tracks may include sections that pose a moderate challenge to drivers with more experience.
Advanced Options: Some track days may offer advanced driving experiences for those with more skill and confidence, allowing for faster speeds and more demanding manoeuvres.

Safety Measures:

Safety Briefings: Participants typically receive safety briefings before hitting the track. This includes information on track rules, driving techniques, and emergency procedures.
Professional Instructors: Instructors may be available to guide participants, especially those new to high-performance driving, providing tips on handling the car and navigating the track safely.
Safety Barriers: Tracks usually have safety features such as runoff areas, gravel traps, and barriers to minimise the risk of accidents.

Car Rotation:

Variety of Supercars: Participants often have the opportunity to drive multiple supercars during the event, allowing them to experience different models and their unique characteristics.

Duration:

Session Length: Track days typically consist of multiple driving sessions throughout the day, with each session lasting a certain amount of time. This gives participants the chance to rest between sessions.

It’s important to note that the specific details can vary, so it’s recommended to check with the event organiser for precise information about the track layout, difficulty level, and any additional features or experiences offered during the supercar driving event.

Are there instructors for different languages?

While the availability of instructors who speak different languages may vary depending on the specific supercar driving experience day, many such events commonly have instructors who are proficient in multiple languages. The goal is to cater to participants from diverse backgrounds and ensure clear communication about driving techniques, safety guidelines, and other relevant information.

It’s a good practice for organisers to have a team of instructors with language proficiency in order to enhance the overall experience for participants who may not be fluent in the primary language spoken at the event. However, the specific languages offered may depend on the demographics of the participants and the policies of the organising company.

If language support is crucial for you, it’s advisable to check with the event organisers beforehand to confirm the availability of instructors who can communicate effectively in your preferred language. This information is typically provided on the event’s website or can be obtained by contacting the organisers directly.