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fastcars · #1 (**permalink**) 18-06-2008, 01:43 PM

I have found the ultimate driving experience of back to back driving of a Bugatti Veyron, Zonda plus Porsche GT3, Lambo and Ferrari f430. You have to become a member of a club for a year to do it? Do you think its worth it for £10,000 as well as 30 days use of other super cars for 30 days per year?

driversdomainuk · #2 (**permalink**) 02-07-2008, 02:10 PM

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Originally Posted by fastcars

I have found the ultimate driving experience of back to back driving of a Bugatti Veyron, Zonda plus Porsche GT3, Lambo and Ferrari f430. You have to become a member of a club for a year to do it? Do you think its worth it for £10,000 as well as 30 days use of other super cars for 30 days per year?

Yeap I would say - if you can afford it....quite impressive that the Veyron is on offer mind as that is like 5 times the price of the other supercars you listed.

timtim1983 · #3 (**permalink**) 16-10-2008, 12:03 PM

Wow, that does sound like a good deal, I would love to have use of a Bugatti... It's a fantastic car... Only I think £10,000 is very expensive despite the amount of days you get. I did a few experience track days last year, I drove the Lamborghini LP640 and the Ferrari 360 Challenge Stradale which I think was very affordable, I was doing 130 mph on the straight in the LP640. If you want to check it out I was booking through Track Days Driving Experiences and Gift Vouchers from Trackdays.co.uk -

I do a lot of normal track days as well, where you take your own cars out on the tracks for a whole day session (which is pretty good if you have a nice track car) I drive a Porsche 911 so it does really well on the track. Definitely something to look in to as it's the closest you can get to racing in the uk without an ACU license and being in licensed tournaments.

Does anybody else do track days?

sakyudan · #4 (**permalink**) 20-10-2008, 12:05 PM

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Originally Posted by fastcars

I have found the ultimate driving experience of back to back driving of a Bugatti Veyron, Zonda plus Porsche GT3, Lambo and Ferrari f430. You have to become a member of a club for a year to do it? Do you think its worth it for £10,000 as well as 30 days use of other super cars for 30 days per year?

If you can afford for that cars that was pretty nice but sad to say only rich people can afford this. This was really great if you are one of the rich people.

***stevectaylor*** · #5 (**permalink**) 11-11-2008, 05:15 PM

Test out one see the following Blogs; I would have thought the use of an experience day like Red Letter Days would be far cheaper!

About BuyaGift's Driving Days and Driving Experiences - Motor Car Forum and Blogs

hersham boy · #6 (**permalink**) 11-11-2008, 11:21 PM

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Originally Posted by timtim1983

Wow, that does sound like a good deal, I would love to have use of a Bugatti... It's a fantastic car... Only I think £10,000 is very expensive despite the amount of days you get. I did a few experience track days last year, I drove the Lamborghini LP640 and the Ferrari 360 Challenge Stradale which I think was very affordable, I was doing 130 mph on the straight in the LP640. If you want to check it out I was booking through Track Days Driving Experiences and Gift Vouchers from Trackdays.co.uk -

I do a lot of normal track days as well, where you take your own cars out on the tracks for a whole day session (which is pretty good if you have a nice track car) I drive a Porsche 911 so it does really well on the track. Definitely something to look in to as it's the closest you can get to racing in the uk without an ACU license and being in licensed tournaments.

Does anybody else do track days?

Well yes!!! but as you can guess from my avatar and sig more time spent at the 'Ring' than anywhere else.

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