Kevin Groat

My better half (in case she reads this !!) has £1,000 to spend on some form of training as part of a severance package from the company she used to work for. She's found a new job now and doesn't really need to use this money but she doesn't want to pass up on the chance to spend it on something 'fun'. She does a fair bit of driving in her job and I've suggested she look at spending the money with one of the driving schools getting some good tips and maybe a blast in some exotic machinery thrown in for good measure. Because of where we live I looked at Knockhill but the courses they run aren't expensive enough !!. Anyone any ideas where else we could go ?

Kevin.

Neil Smalley

'The Wetter the better', IAM or RoSPA advanced driving lessons and a few track days. Organisations like red letter days provide the opportunity to drive some serious cars around for the day. Although I would be tempted by something that would help me day to day(like the above) than a hoon around in a car I would never drive again.

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Pete Croney

Don't forget Bill Gwynne's Rally School, wher youe can sling their Gp N Impreza around a stage

And a day with Mike Peck (Performance Driving School) with advanced road and track instruction should be high on the list. I'll be doing this one soon.

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blubs

Doesn't John Haugland (sp?) run an ice rally school in Sweden. Couldn't be more than a grand for a day or two could it?