SueScoob

Ive seen a couple of driving days with a company called Red letter day
that I would like to do, ones called Rally driving experience and ones called Introductory Subaru Rally driving (the second one id prefer ) has anyone been on these or anything similar and are they worth it?

Sue

wraggy78

Thought Red letter days had gone bust......
Anyway I have just had a impreza experience brought for my birthday not done it yet but will let you know how it was.
Its located in oxford

SueScoob

No dont think it has gone bust be a shame if it has.
Ive already been on the Subaru Prodrive day in Warwickshire and loved it actually would love to do it again, have fun on your day when you do it im sure you will

T5NYW

iTrader: (4)

Here are some links but remember you only pay for what you get Bill gwynene is good but top end budget. There are a few small independants around Herefordshire, shropshire and welsh border. I'll try and digout some names

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and also circuits like brands Hatch & Silverstone have Rallydays and are very good IMHO

hope this helps some

Tony

SueScoob

Cheers for that Tony

typerchris

iTrader: (1)

red letter days obviously go through a 3rd party (the rally school themselves) i would think it would be cheaper to go direct i know this was the case on the flying lesson i purchased for my partner

mgcvk

Red letter day was previously owned by the last Dragons Den lady entrepreneur. Went bust which is why she is no longer in the Den. Presume its been taken over.

T5NYW

iTrader: (4)

No problem

Mystik Journeyman

My friend went on one of those experiences and he said it was rubbish. It was like a track day but they only let him do 5 laps in the good cars and he wasn't even allowed to boot it; the instructor kept telling him to slow down!

I'm probably gonna do this: Ride Drive Ltd UK, High Performance Advanced Driving Course, Advanced Driver Development.

It should be fun but the main reason is to improve my technical ability.

SueScoob

Thats not good, when I did my prodrive one they let you go as fast as you liked they actually egged you on, you was certainly able to rag em there, was well good it taught me alot about Subarus and how to handle them, well worth the money