BEST PLACE FOR DRIVING TUITION

[baguaman]

Hi guys...i drive a cerbera 4.5..notraction control no electronic assistance...I am use to porsches and M3s//
Where is the best place to go to to learn how to really handle the car...

[StressedDave]

It depends what you want. If you want to find out how to handle your car while licking the edge of the performance envelope, then I'd suggest Don Palmer as the guru in these matters. If it's more about not having to lick the edge of the performance envelope on the road by screwing things up in the first place, perhaps the IAM or RoADAR or one of the professionals in the field (I won't give a recommendation for very obvious reasons) might be a better choice.

[LordGrover]

You could look into RideDrive or Ultimate Car Control courses.

[warren182]

Hugh @ Cadence, with Palmer one of the three 'gatekeepers' of HPC. Did a whole day a couple of yrs ago, takes you're driving to pieces in a very constructive manner, so you don't feel like a numpty. Have a read of roadcraft first to give yourself an idea where he's coming from.

[jamesallport]

Hugh Noblett (or indeed StessedDave :-)) at Cadence will do you proud. If (and this is an assumption not an accusation) you're finding yourself near the edge of the envelope of any of the cars you mention on the public road then it would be worth focussing on your road driving as well as your limit handling. Cadence can do both (and datalogged too if that's your thing).