Clarebabes

OK, won a "Gift Experience" as I hit a target at work. So, I have the choice of going to Silverstone and driving one of the following cars:

Circuit Racing - track prepared saloon car or sports car then a rear engined single seater (obviously RWD = death trap)

Single Seater - fast!

Rally (sl*g) - prolly a Peugeot 206 or similar

Caterham 7 - wheelspins galore

Lotus Elise - chuckability

So what should I do. I'm leaning towards the circuit racing or rally. If anyone has been on one of these, let me know what you think. Even if you haven't, which one should I choose?

Cheers

Jamo

iTrader: (23)

the rally one is best I have done the others as well (well drove a mates elise) may as well have been on the track he was sh1tting it! lol

single seater is crap, just noisy imho!

jamo

Buzzer

I'd love to do the rally experience although any of them would be cool.

I would only do the circuit ones if you got to race against others

Big Daz

Did Proton Circuit car, Lotus Elise & Ferrrari 355 last year,
by far the best drive was the Lotus. Excellent Fun
Daz

Clarebabes

Rally does sound cool. Anyone done it?

Scoobychick

iTrader: (1)

I've done a rally day in a group N Impreza at Bill Gwynne's and it was one of the most fun days I've ever had in a car, you can go pretty mental with it and get to do loads of handbrake turns

You can do a circuit any day in your own car (well, sort of ) but it's not every day you get to chuck a rally car about on a loose surface

TonyG

Did a rally one many years ago in an old MkII Escort. Huge fun. Am now saving up to do one of the Bill Gwynne days.

whiper

I did the saloon/single seater a while back - superb fun.Plus you get to thrash the cars and get the wheels screeching!

I personally would go for the elise - perfect track car.

Clarebabes

99.999999% sure of going for the Rally experience. Guessed I do enough track miles so perhaps something a bit different will do me some good.

Can't wait, have to take it before the end of November, plus I get a day off work too!

fast bloke

been to rally experience at rally school ireland a couple of times. Brill. Also been single seater racing at mondello (well - pretending) Can't remember the type of car - possibly reynard?, but they had cossie engines fitted. Absofekinloutely mental.....

green - bootchangegearchangegeatchangegearchangegearseecor nerbrake - feel a bit embarassed that you have stopped about 150 yards short of the corner - accelerate for a bit, round corner. Get hotter and hotter every lap until you think you can stop from 140 - 0 in 3 feet - hit gravel at 137 MPH

If I had the choice I would do both (nah - do the rally)