10% OFF WITH COUPON CODE: SOCIAL - Excludes Christmas OffersNEW BUGGY EXPERIENCES AVAILABLE NOW
  • 30 minutes young rally driver training on the loose gravel rally stage in a fully prepared rally car working on rallying skills.
  • Not sure what experience to gift, these vouchers give the recipient the choice!
  • Buckle up and take to the wheel of this thrilling Polaris RZR Turbo R buggy on our gravel rally stage for 15 minutes.
  • Buckle up and take to the passenger seat of this thrilling Polaris RZR Turbo R buggy on our gravel rally stage with our professional driver taking the wheel.
  • If you would like a posted gift presentation pack for any of our driving experiences, simply add one for each experience to your basket. Standard vouchers are emailed.
  • Get behind the wheel of a rally car and discover the thrill of loose-surface driving with our Introduction Rally Experience.

    Expect to be onsite for around one hour, including your welcome briefing, approximately 20 minutes of driving time and an exhilarating high-speed passenger ride with a professional rally driver. Suitable for all abilities, with one-to-one tuition tailored to your experience and pace.

    £25 damage waiver payable on the day. Optional SD cards are available to purchase to take your footage home. Experiences run Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.

  • Grab a helmet and buckle in tight this ones from the passenger side. 2 high speed laps of our track from the passenger side!
  • Take a trip down memory lane and drive both the Ford Escort MKII and Sierra! The perfect valentines gift that will last longer than chocolates... Vouchers have 12 months to be used and the memories last forever.
  • Get ready for an adrenaline-fueled rally driving experience! After a group briefing, you’ll take the wheel of a fully prepared rally car and master essential rally techniques like handbrake turns and left-foot braking on a loose gravel stage. Then, after a delicious homemade lunch, switch cars to experience the thrill and handling differences between front-wheel and rear-wheel drive.
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