Instructors in South specialising in FWD

[smckeown]

I've had instruction before but am looking for someone who can teach more more about getting the best from a sorted FWD car.

Any recommendations ?

Sean

[scobby17]

I can help, have raced in MG Metro, MG Maestro, and BTCC and have extensive knowledge with various FWD car from Clio cup to SAxMax. Also do advanced road course or a mixed day 1/2 road and 1/2 track.

PM me with requirements or see www.121drive.com

John C

[ginettajoe]

smckeown said:

I've had instruction before but am looking for someone who can teach more more about getting the best from a sorted FWD car.

Any recommendations ?

Sean

Hi Sean,

I think I have instructed you in the past on BookaTrack days, ..... if I can be of any assistance, please PM me. I cover all the circuits throughout the UK, .. distance isn't a great problem.

regards, Howard

[fergus]

Getting used to left foot braking will help a lot. I race a Clio cup, and w/o LFB, the thing just understeers everywhere!

[Sean Edwards]

I would say Simon Mason or Paul Taft are the best FWD specialists down South, I don't really do FWD much, so either of them are very good.

Don't go for any old instructor that charges less, get someone with a proven record in racing and instructing, like Simon and Paul.

Have fun!

[iguana]

When I fwd tracked I always thought I'd like to try Simon Harrison, (evos racer for lap times & ex fwd touring car racer etc) never used the chap but had a great pas laps with him yrs back & i though he was a nice frienly fellow with a heck of a talent, he instructed a v decent track driver mate of mine tho in gay wheel drive & he really rated him & got a lot out of it.


Dunno if Phil Bennet does instruction anymore, but bumped into him a few times over the yrs & thought he would be a good fella to learn from too obviously hes rather handy behind the wheel & has tonnes of fwd touring car experience too, but think he might be a good instrutor too? Angus rates him highly anyway & for the pink shirted one to praise someone they must be good!

[fastfreddy]

Tafty has bags of experience. Highly rated. Depends how far south you mean though as all those mentioned so far are Silverstone or further North usually.

Alan Blencowe (BTCC, Seat)is a FWD specialist and works at Thruxton. Brian Cox (Prod Saloons, Mod saloons) works at Combe I think and has been racing FWD Pugs for years.

HTH