Driver training

[monkfish1]

SturdyHSV said:

Agreed, even when the mundane Astra diesel in front is rapidly putting distance between us as I'm going 20, I get the sour look as I'm clearly the problem here

You want to try driving Goldys car. The look i got from a woman in the Petrol station when i fired it up! If looks could kill and all that.................

[Tattooboy]

monkfish1 said:

SturdyHSV said:

Agreed, even when the mundane Astra diesel in front is rapidly putting distance between us as I'm going 20, I get the sour look as I'm clearly the problem here

You want to try driving Goldys car. The look i got from a woman in the Petrol station when i fired it up! If looks could kill and all that.................

She prob had the hump because she st herself !

[Harryoz]

I've used Don Palmer and CAT Driver Training - both very good

[SVS]

I've done a day with Don Palmer and very good he was too. Whilst it helped my circuit driving, it didn't help my road driving much. I found a RideDrive course like this is far better, because it teaches high speed handling off-road, together with relevant on-road skills. That's a winning combination!

(Curiously, I later found some of the visual skills taught by RideDrive for road driving were taught to me on track: California Superbike School spent the whole of day 2 going through visual skills like 'limit point analysis' in depth.)

[Xpuffin]

+1 for CAT.
Sophie had a day there with Colin.





















We all know how that's helped

[Phil7667]

Thank you all very much indeed - typically generous response from you lovely people.