Any good skid pans in the NE?

[southpaw]

I'd like to do a skid pan day, preferably on a proper skid pan, not the car cradle one's. Does anyone know of anywhere that does these in the NE? I've been told Pro Drive have a great skid pan but was wondering if there was anywhere a bit more local?

Thanks

[zebra]

yeah mate - its called the central motorway.

[tvrbob]

zebra said:

yeah mate - its called the central motorway.

No mate, that's your driving

[zebra]

tvrbob said:

zebra said:

yeah mate - its called the central motorway.

No mate, that's your driving

I would like to respond in a witty and entertaining manner but I know you're right must keep mouth shut in future

zebra

[toon tvr]

Funnily enough there was an article on teletext north east news pages saying that Durham Police would be opening up there skid pan to some members of the public for a bit of tuition, no mention of the selection criteria though!

[Crowley]

zebra said:

tvrbob said:

zebra said:

yeah mate - its called the central motorway.

No mate, that's your driving

I would like to respond in a witty and entertaining manner but I know you're right must keep mouth shut in future

zebra

She didn't seem to handle to badly when I took her out earlier...

[tvrbob]

Crowley said:

She didn't seem to handle to badly when I took her out earlier...

I recall Crowley creating his own skid pan (oil slick) in the Helmsley overflow car park.

[Crowley]

[allyt]

Tockwith near York has one... or used to 10 years ago. Also Elvington does, link here

www.iam.org.uk/links/ukskidpans.htm

[britten_mark]

toon tvr said:

Funnily enough there was an article on teletext north east news pages saying that Durham Police would be opening up there skid pan to some members of the public for a bit of tuition, no mention of the selection criteria though!

No selection criteria other than deciding if it's worth £100 (+VAT); seems a little steep.