Who,How, Where - Tuition
Who,How, Where - Tuition
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hueandcry71

Original Poster:

1,389 posts

233 months

Thursday 30th August 2007
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Where can i get some driver training in the North West, how much and who is the best person to facilitate it.

Basically i want to be able to drive my new car safely when it comes, and my missus has finally taken the hint and is going to get me some tuition for my birthday.

I have driven the Elise relatively slowly since ive had it as i dont have the knowledge or onfidence to drive it any faster. Obviously the Exige S is a totally different beast and i dont fancy doing myself or the car damage within the first few weeks of ownership.

I am not looking to learn how to throw it around a track but i want to get a good undersrtanding of its power and capabilities from a daily useage perspective.

Any advice would be most welcome.

dgr

289 posts

265 months

Thursday 30th August 2007
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Andy Walsh - carlimits.com is highly recommended, it involves a trek to Essex (North Weald nr Harlow). Most of us join a 4 person day and then do further 'activity days' to keep in shape.

You'd do well to order Andy's DVD off the site which gives you some tips and shows what's covered on the day.

edp190

336 posts

240 months

Thursday 30th August 2007
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Lots of us have made the trip from all over Scotland.

Well worth the trip imho!

S Works

10,166 posts

281 months

Friday 31st August 2007
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Another vote for the mad Welshman. It's worth the trip.

hueandcry71

Original Poster:

1,389 posts

233 months

Friday 31st August 2007
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dgr said:
Andy Walsh - carlimits.com is highly recommended, it involves a trek to Essex (North Weald nr Harlow). Most of us join a 4 person day and then do further 'activity days' to keep in shape.

You'd do well to order Andy's DVD off the site which gives you some tips and shows what's covered on the day.
Isnt that near France??confused

I will buy the DVD today.