Driver Training

[BlueNSX]

Can anybody on the Forum recomend from personal experiance ehere to go for advanced driver training. E.g. Car control, racing etc ??

would like to improve my skills


Cheers


Blu

[gumball]

Sean Edwards comes highly recomended,
http://www.seanedwards.eu/?power=Getcontent&catid=3
I've spoken afew times to him, but havn't got round to booking myself, but a few on hear have.

[SILVER BULLET]

I notice that Sean Edwards has instructed in 2 NSX's was it anyone on this forum ? and if so could we have some feedback please,

Ian

[Silver Surfer]

Had driver training with Sean Edwards a year ago at Ipswich Woodbridge airfield via Javelin Trackdays. He was excellent and very easy going with good feedback. Thoroughly recommend him despite him looking like a 16 year old. He does push the car to the limit. He includes slow laps to learn the lines and then fast laps giving the brakes a real run for its' money. I made considerable improvement on that track. It cost me £450 for the whole day so not cheap.

SS

[Senninha]

Can anybody on the Forum recomend from personal experiance ehere to go for advanced driver training. E.g. Car control, racing etc ??

would like to improve my skills

Cheers Blu

Are you looking for improved track times or safer, quicker progress on her majesties highway?

For track I've heard good reports about Sean though I've not had first hand experience yet.

As an alternative for track, book yourself onto some track days at the circuit that interests you and take advantage of local instruction.

For road driving (the principals of which can transfer to track) I know a couple of guys who are Honda MAC accredited.

I'm probably going to book some MAC training if you're interested?

regards, Paul

[BlueNSX]

Are you looking for improved track times or safer, quicker progress on her majesties highway?

For track I've heard good reports about Sean though I've not had first hand experience yet.

As an alternative for track, book yourself onto some track days at the circuit that interests you and take advantage of local instruction.

For road driving (the principals of which can transfer to track) I know a couple of guys who are Honda MAC accredited.

I'm probably going to book some MAC training if you're interested?

regards, Paul


Honda MAC accredited.??????
what does that mean ?

[AR]

Are you looking for improved track times or safer, quicker progress on her majesties highway?

For track I've heard good reports about Sean though I've not had first hand experience yet.

As an alternative for track, book yourself onto some track days at the circuit that interests you and take advantage of local instruction.

For road driving (the principals of which can transfer to track) I know a couple of guys who are Honda MAC accredited.

I'm probably going to book some MAC training if you're interested?

regards, Paul

I'll be interested if I am not working on the day.

[Senninha]

Honda MAC accredited.??????
what does that mean ?

HAve a read of the attached http://www.macdrivertraining.com/index.asp

Virtually all instructors are serving or ex-Police or are ex-forces who have served at the highest protection levels.

I've got some details that I shall have alook for 2mrow re diff ways of undertaking the training

regards, Paul

[Silver Surfer]

HAve a read of the attached http://www.macdrivertraining.com/index.asp

Virtually all instructors are serving or ex-Police or are ex-forces who have served at the highest protection levels.

I've got some details that I shall have alook for 2mrow re diff ways of undertaking the training

regards, Paul

Which one are you looking at?

1. Development skills for high performance car driver
2. Chauffeur :no:
3. VIP and security ;)

SS

[NSX 2000]

Can anybody on the Forum recomend from personal experiance ehere to go for advanced driver training. E.g. Car control, racing etc ??

would like to improve my skills


Cheers


Blu

Mark, I know Plans do this as I had booked my wife to go on the course (but due to finding out she was pregnant we have had to postpone). They will tailor the course to what you want, and when or if you go on the track (it is the top gear track) it will only be you on it, so no one else to hit.

The course I did (for the road only) was a Subaru Prodrive day, but this was geared towards the 4wd capabilities of the Subaru. But you can book direct with prodrive and take your own car, or do it in one of theirs.

We can chat more about this at the breakfast club if you wish.
HTH
Paul.

[BlueNSX]

Thanks Paul, look forward to seeing you at Goodwood.

[QuietJim]

My vote goes to Don Palmer (www.donpalmer.co.uk). The web site seems to be down at the mo but keep trying...

[Monaco92]

Can anybody on the Forum recomend from personal experiance ehere to go for advanced driver training. E.g. Car control, racing etc ??

would like to improve my skills


Cheers


Blu

I recently did a day of road and track (Bruntingthorpe) with Dave Bertie from Skills & Techniques Ltd. It was great we covered all the areas like car control and more, really got to know the limits of my car. Dave really knows how to get you to push the limits safely. Best £ 300.00 I spent.

[dan the man]

I can provide tuition on lines and weight shift and breaking points on a small unknown track in the german mountians.

payment is steak on a stone :)

[simonprelude]

Warm stone, or one hot enough to actually cook a steak on.



payment is steak on a stone :)

[dan the man]

Edit

Effing Hot Stone!

[Monaco92]

I can provide tuition on lines and weight shift and breaking points on a small unknown track in the german mountians.

payment is steak on a stone :)


I may take you up on that. When I can get some time off.