Full day track based driving tuition recommendations...

[rusticm3]

Who are the best people to book with for the above and who should i avoid? Cheers

[e46m3c]

gary marsh ftw. a need 4 speed is his company name i believe. Pop him an email.

[gruffalo]

Mike cooper would be my recommendation.

Very good way of getting things over, Steve H on here is another.

[rex]

Seconded for Mike Cooper.

[Steve H]

Feel free to PM me OP, I may be able to help.

I would also agree with the comments about Mike Cooper - top guy.

[Mrs Muttleysnoop]

Andrew Bentley based at Silverstone is very good.

[cwin]

I can strongly recomend Howard Hunt, he coached my son from the age of 16 so I am speaking from experience here,
Howard is very good a putting across to the driver were they are going wrong and has a very calm approach in doing so.

He also charges very reasonable rates compared to some others,

Pm me if you need his contact number

[shell1791]

You can book a full track day with Boss Racing, and they have championship winning cars and drivers available for you to take advantage of. You can steal all their knowledge and get your need for speed sorted at the same time.

www.boss-racing.net

[chris_shirl]

I would not recommend Mike Cooper. He has still not refunded me from a cancelled track day months ago...

[chris_shirl]

I would not recommend Mike Cooper. He has still not refunded me from a cancelled track day months ago...

[andy97]

Try Simon Mason. A good guy and a professional Coach, not just a driver filling in between races!

[nickfrog]

OP. It depends how much track experience you have. If you have little of it, booking an entire day of tuition might be poor value and/or will limit your enjoyment. You can learn 90% of what you need to know in two 30mn session but what you want is leave plenty of time for you to apply and practice what you have learnt. There is only so much one can learn in a day and trying to learn too much may be counter productive.