Driving Tuition

[Billy_rfc]

Hi everybody in looking for some advice. After a recent "Incident" in my Tiv, I find my confidence slightly dented in my driving ability. Now just looking through sprint just now and see that there are some courses that are advertised.
Has anyone had experiences of these courses and could I get some feedback on them.

Billy.

[crazycats]

Not been on one, but Ride-Drive, is supposed to be the best.

[brightyellowtvr]

I did a Ride Drive course last year, still think it was the best £300 I have ever spent!!! If you do the full day you normally get an hour or so on an airfiled//track..!

Book it now!!

Cheers,
Jon

PS I may do another one next year as I enjoyed it so much and learnt loads...

[mrmaggit]

Ride/Drive. Definitely. Did a half-day this year, am intending on doing at least a full day next year.

[theblacktuscks]

I've done two half days with Ride Drive, just after I got my Tuscan S, and I can honestly say it's the best money I've spent and I enjoyed it!!

[Steve Lewis]

Guys I'm not sure about the advert rules but I did do a Pistonheads promotion recently offering my tuition services.
Please contact me and I will forward to you.
It should cater for your needs.

As a fellow enthusiast, owner and ARDS Instructor I can offer a variety of solutions which many other drivers can vouch for.

Best regards
Steve L
07785 773345

[Graham]

Having followed steve around the track ( well tried to) I can vouch that he certainly knows his track stuff

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[ridds]

Try and do a bit of 2 stroke direct drive karting too.

A few laps trying to keep up with more accomplished karters will soon get your confidence up again! Try it in the wet too. You'll soon learn when the back is getting light.