RE: Audi launches Silverstone Drive Experience
RE: Audi launches Silverstone Drive Experience
Monday 1st June

Audi launches Silverstone Drive Experience

New deal with the home of British motorsport opens up RS3 circuit drives to paying punters


The creation of the Audi Revolut F1 team was never going to be a modest affair. That’s not really the Audi way of doing things, and especially not when there’s something as significant as an entry into the pinnacle of motorsport to shout about.

Already we've had confirmation of a new Bicester facility, and a pretty lavish launch even by the standards of F1 car reveals. Now Joe Public can get a taste of Audi F1 energy, and probably associate the brand with motorsport more than they currently do, with the launch of the Audi Drive Experience at Silverstone. 

As part of a new three-year deal that makes Audi the Official Car Partner of the home of British motorsport (so expect to see the four rings on safety cars, VIP transport and more) customers will now be able to drive an RS3 at Silverstone. Certainly worse ways to spend a day, even if you will just use the 1.85-mile International layout rather than the full GP.

‘The Audi Drive Experience invites fans to unleash the explosive acceleration, precise handling and quattro performance of the Audi RS3 Sportback on Silverstone’s world-famous circuit’, they say, which isn’t far from the truth at all. For the past five years now, the third RS3 has been confounding expectations with its performance on road and track, and the most recent revision is better than ever. Park your prejudices - it’ll be brilliant fun. Honest.

Audi UK’s MD José Miguel Aparicio said: “The new Audi Drive Experience allows fans and customers to experience true Audi performance and passion first-hand, and there is no better place to demonstrate this than at the Home of British Motorsport. Delivering exceptional customer experiences while showcasing innovation and performance sits at the heart of this partnership.”

The experience is available to book now, with prices from £239 (or £284 with video), with six remaining dates for this year. Or, for an RS3 to keep and take to Silverstone whenever there’s a track day, prices for the 8Y are now from sub-£35k.


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Gingerpowerrr

Original Poster:

3 posts

34 months

Tuesday 2nd June
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There is going to be so many RS3 cuzzy bros shafting it out round that track.

HeMightBeBanned

630 posts

204 months

Tuesday 2nd June
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Because Audis are famed for their sparkling ride, handling, feel, feedback and top-notch driver involvement.

M11rph

1,130 posts

47 months

Wednesday 3rd June
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International circuit

4 Laps
5 min feedback--->
4 more laps.

No flip-flops (thongs if you're an Aussie), no fatties (18 st max), no shorts.

https://www.silverstone.co.uk/experiences/drive/au...

DoubleSix

12,436 posts

202 months

Wednesday 3rd June
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Apparently an RS3 is a supercar…. rofl



vaud

58,537 posts

181 months

Wednesday 3rd June
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Gingerpowerrr said:
There is going to be so many RS3 cuzzy bros shafting it out round that track.
So it will be…

4 laps

Feedback -
“we are now ending the session”
“Why?”
“Because somehow we are no longer at Silverstone but at a set of lights in Bradford trying to race a Golf R and hiding a bag of weed under your seat”

WH16

8,194 posts

244 months

Wednesday 3rd June
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HeMightBeBanned said:
Because Audis are famed for their sparkling ride, handling, feel, feedback and top-notch driver involvement.
hehe My first thought too. Could there be a brand less at home on track than Audi?

nismo48

6,600 posts

233 months

Wednesday 3rd June
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M11rph said:
International circuit

4 Laps
5 min feedback--->
4 more laps.

No flip-flops (thongs if you're an Aussie), no fatties (18 st max), no shorts.

https://www.silverstone.co.uk/experiences/drive/au...
smile