Where are the most afordable Formula1 Driving opportunities?

Where are the most afordable Formula1 Driving opportunities?#437223

By bulrathi - 07 Jun 15, 10:12

- 07 Jun 15, 10:12#437223

I know Spain has a "drive a F1" experience package in a real cirtuit. I believe you get to drive a Renault from 2008 and it costs about 2K EUR. In the UK there is one that costs 1.6K pounds and you get to drive a Mclaren Cosworth V8 but you need a UK driver license (i think). There is some other package in the UK where you drive a formula silvertone car for 200 pounds. Does anyone know which is the most affordable package out there? In any country, with the priority for F1 but if there is some other nice fast car for really cheap, I might do it as well

Re: Where are the most afordable Formula1 Driving opportunit#437237

By darwin dali - 07 Jun 15, 15:29

- 07 Jun 15, 15:29#437237

I have no idea - sorry.

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Re: Where are the most afordable Formula1 Driving opportunit#437264

By Jabberwocky - 08 Jun 15, 10:00

- 08 Jun 15, 10:00#437264

I drove an f3000 can some years ago, it was not that expensive either about £250 for the day.

A racing car that does not win, is just art

Re: Where are the most afordable Formula1 Driving opportunit#437265

By darwin dali - 08 Jun 15, 12:24

- 08 Jun 15, 12:24#437265

Did they have an extra wide one for you or was it Mr. Chubby's old car? :hehe:

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Re: Where are the most afordable Formula1 Driving opportunit#437266

By Jabberwocky - 08 Jun 15, 12:30

- 08 Jun 15, 12:30#437266

It was in my youth

A racing car that does not win, is just art

Re: Where are the most afordable Formula1 Driving opportunit#437267

By darwin dali - 08 Jun 15, 13:52

- 08 Jun 15, 13:52#437267

Ah, didn't know they had them cars already in the 50's... :twisted:

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Re: Where are the most afordable Formula1 Driving opportunit#437268

By stonemonkey - 08 Jun 15, 14:02

- 08 Jun 15, 14:02#437268

£250 was more back then, you could buy a house for that.

To use my phone in the car I deleted all my German contacts, it's now Hans free.

Re: Where are the most afordable Formula1 Driving opportunit#437269

By darwin dali - 08 Jun 15, 14:14

- 08 Jun 15, 14:14#437269

1£ in 1950 is about 22.50£ today, so 22.5x£250=£5625. Not quite a house, but maybe a trailer in the trailerpark

Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point.

Re: Where are the most afordable Formula1 Driving opportunit#437270

By Jabberwocky - 08 Jun 15, 15:46

- 08 Jun 15, 15:46#437270

I am not as old as you my queen. The back of My birth certificate was not used my Moses to write the commandmants on :-)

A racing car that does not win, is just art

Re: Where are the most afordable Formula1 Driving opportunit#437271

By darwin dali - 08 Jun 15, 16:14

- 08 Jun 15, 16:14#437271

Ah good ol' Moses - remember him?

Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point.

Re: Where are the most afordable Formula1 Driving opportunit#437272

By stonemonkey - 08 Jun 15, 17:13

- 08 Jun 15, 17:13#437272

1£ in 1950 is about 22.50£ today, so 22.5x£250=£5625. Not quite a house, but maybe a trailer in the trailerpark

Are there NASCAR driving experiences?

To use my phone in the car I deleted all my German contacts, it's now Hans free.

Re: Where are the most afordable Formula1 Driving opportunit#437273

By darwin dali - 08 Jun 15, 17:17

- 08 Jun 15, 17:17#437273

1£ in 1950 is about 22.50£ today, so 22.5x£250=£5625. Not quite a house, but maybe a trailer in the trailerpark

Are there NASCAR driving experiences?

You're looking for a happy ending with Danica Patrick? :hehe:

Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point.

Re: Where are the most afordable Formula1 Driving opportunit#437274

By stonemonkey - 08 Jun 15, 17:24

- 08 Jun 15, 17:24#437274

1£ in 1950 is about 22.50£ today, so 22.5x£250=£5625. Not quite a house, but maybe a trailer in the trailerpark

Are there NASCAR driving experiences?

You're looking for a happy ending with Danica Patrick?

Who in a trailerpark isn't?

To use my phone in the car I deleted all my German contacts, it's now Hans free.

Re: Where are the most afordable Formula1 Driving opportunit#437277

By darwin dali - 08 Jun 15, 18:15

- 08 Jun 15, 18:15#437277

1£ in 1950 is about 22.50£ today, so 22.5x£250=£5625. Not quite a house, but maybe a trailer in the trailerpark

Are there NASCAR driving experiences?

You're looking for a happy ending with Danica Patrick?

Who in a trailerpark isn't?

Yeah, trailerpark schmex's the best :whip:

Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point.

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