The High Performance Course - Young Drivers' Day (for those 26 or under) has been running for 10 years and this year will be on Saturday July 30th.
for more information:
http://www.high-performance-course.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=13
to register (cost of £30) - a registration form will pop up when you click on the register link at the bottom of the page.
location: Holt Hotel / Oxfordshire
http://www.holthotel.co.uk/
If you are not familiar with it, there is a recommendation to have read Roadcraft:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Roadcraft-Police-Drivers-Handbook-Foundation/dp/0117081876
and the High Performance Course syllabus:
http://www.high-performance-course.com/syllabus
If you have any questions, do post below - I attended last year as a course graduate and can highly recommend it.
The event will be led by Andy Morrison and Clive Jones, who are the High Performance Course Managers, supported by graduates of the High Performance Course.
The aim of day is to give you an exciting and educational experience which will give you, hopefully, a ‘taster’ of what driving at a very high level is all about, so that you are encouraged to develop further your own driving skills. The day will involve a mixture of driving on public roads and discussing driving techniques in a classroom setting. The event is run by the High Performance Course Managers, both of whom have enormous experience of coaching drivers to the very highest standards.
Particular focus will be given to two key areas of driving - cornering and overtaking. Clive Jones will run a session on how to ‘read’ a bend and position for maximum safety whilst maintaining pace. Andy Morrison will discuss overtaking, using video clips to give insight into how to position and read the road for this most difficult of manoeuvres.
Out on the road, you will have two sessions sitting alongside one of the Course Managers or a graduate of the High Performance Course. First, they will drive you in their car to give a demonstration of the high standard of HPC driving, and encourage a discussion about aspects of driving as they emerge. Afterwards, you will drive in your own car on a similar route, and whilst not offering tuition your co-driver will offer feedback and advice after the drive. The goal is to raise your awareness of driving techniques and hopefully inspire you to take your driving development further. Course graduates tend to bring a range of interesting motor cars, from classic Alfas to modern Porsches, Minis and BMWs.
for more information:
http://www.high-performance-course.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=13
to register (cost of £30) - a registration form will pop up when you click on the register link at the bottom of the page.
location: Holt Hotel / Oxfordshire
http://www.holthotel.co.uk/
If you are not familiar with it, there is a recommendation to have read Roadcraft:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Roadcraft-Police-Drivers-Handbook-Foundation/dp/0117081876
and the High Performance Course syllabus:
http://www.high-performance-course.com/syllabus
If you have any questions, do post below - I attended last year as a course graduate and can highly recommend it.