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[Aviv Levy]

Hello,
I have seen a lot of schools that suggest racing courses. Is there anyone here that attends in such a course and can tell a bit on what is all about? does it helpful?
Does anyone know a course that it's possible to drive specifically in a F1 car?
I have heard about windfield school in france. Does anyone know this school? site? (I was trying to serach about this school in Google, but I didn't find its site).

Thank you and best regards,
Aviv

[Denthúl]

http://www.racingschools.com/formula_1_ ... hool.shtml

That, maybe? Though, your total time in an F1 car would probably be something like three to five laps. There'd be some theory involved and then most likely time in a road car, lower-class single-seater (Formula Ford or even Formula 3) and then, once you're ready, time in the F1 car. That's how the majority of those courses seem to work.

[Aviv Levy]

Denthúl,
Thank you for your answer. But, I'm looking for more specific information.
Have you attended in such a course? do you think it's worth the money that it's cost?

[texasmr2]

do you think it's worth the money that it's cost?

That actually depend's upon you as you are the only one who can answer that question. Like they say "How bad do you want it?".

[Denthúl]

Denthúl,
Thank you for your answer. But, I'm looking for more specific information.
Have you attended in such a course? do you think it's worth the money that it's cost?

Nope. It would take around 1/5th of my annual earnings to go on such a course, seeing as I'm only a trainee at the moment, so unfortunately I haven't had that opportunity.

[supeindesu]

1st you need experience on lower categories... I'm going to try on Formula BMW this year.

[Selcouth_Feline]

Just to bump this thread up...I've just noticed this page: http://www.forumula1.com/shop/experience-days/
You can actually get to drive an old F1 car I'm definitely saving my pennies for this one!!

[7UpJordan]

Just to bump this thread up...I've just noticed this page: http://www.forumula1.com/shop/experience-days/
You can actually get to drive an old F1 car I'm definitely saving my pennies for this one!!

I also posted one a while back where the old AGS F1 team have set up a driving school in France where you can drive cars like the 2001 Jordan, 1999 Prost etc.

It's not a bad price either, slightly cheaper than here in the UK, but I'm hoping to do the AGS one next year as one of the tracks they do it on is in the south of France near Cannes, so I might have a week in Cannes next summer sunning it up and driving an F1 car.

http://www.agsformule1.com/en/drive-a-formula-1.php

[f1s best fan]

i have also been looking for one and have found that all courses abrod are cheaper than in uk still bloody exppensive tho

pp.s vettel in a ferrari =