Anyone who is a motor enthusiast must try the experience of Go-Karts at least once in their lifetime! This course is great fun and makes it for an ideal event for Companies as a way to end a corporate function, even for small amounts of people. If you have dynamic customers that you want to thank or especially deserving employees, why not take their minds off work for a while in this action packed course!
We have 10 competition type 100 cc Go-Karts. All have padded seats and an automatic clutch, thus maintaining an agonistic performance feel!
Course Duration:
2 days.
Single Seater
This course is especially suited for Companies. It is meant for those who have already participated in a Driving Camp Course and want to try the excitement of the Single Seater racing Car.
We also advise Companies to look into this course as a morale booster for their employees or top clients as it really leaves something to remember for years. During the Camp, there is also a “basic” section with VOLVOs or 350Z. If the purpose is to reach the maximum emotional excitement, we also have the opportunity to use some Formula 1 cars. Normally in fact we use Formula Ford or Formula 3 single seaters.
Course Duration:
2 or 3 days.
Daily Hours:
from 8.00am to approximately 5.00 pm
Theory
Other than the Sports Course theory specific explanations are given about the single-seater itself, the use of the commands and particular lines to follow.
Racing Track Exercises
The basic section of the course is similar to that of the Sports Course. As for the single seater, after covering “the seat” each student starts learning how to correctly use gears, and get used to the delicate balance between steering, gear change, braking and accelerating. Students then get used to transferring weight before moving on to speed slalom.
On the track we start with runs around portions of it, reaching maximum confidence with the required oversteering.
Bit by bit, as trust and confidence at the wheel of a single seater raise, students move on to more difficult parts of the track, to finally complete the course with a timed challenge.
