New Supercar Driving Experience Launches at Perranporth Airfield
Fancy nine miles behind the wheel of a Lamborghini before lunch? That is now an option in Cornwall.
A new supercar driving experience has landed at Perranporth Airfield, and it is being billed as one of the biggest TrackDays.co.uk has ever put together.
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27 miles across three cars
The Anytime 27 Mile Triple Supercar Driving Experience gives drivers nine miles each in three different cars, which TrackDays.co.uk says is the most driving time it has ever offered on a supercar voucher.
The line-up on offer includes the Lamborghini Gallardo, Ferrari California, McLaren 720s, Aston Martin DB11 and Porsche 911.
To mark the launch, the price has been cut by 67 per cent against the usual cost. For a limited time it is available at £499.
Imran Malek, corporate sales manager at TrackDays.co.uk, said: “We are delighted thrill-seekers now have the chance to drive an incredible array of supercars for a longer amount of time.
“This extra time behind the wheel, alongside an expert driving instructor, will allow them to get a full appreciation of the breath-taking performance that these incredible feats of automotive engineering are capable of.”
What is included
The experience can be booked on a weekday or weekend at no extra cost. It starts with a welcome and sign on, followed by a driver’s safety briefing.
After that it is out onto the track for the nine miles in each car. There is also a high-speed passenger ride in a hot hatchback included.
Imran added: “This experience offers 27 miles of pure supercar driving pleasure, showcasing the most exotic marques in our fleet. It’s one of our biggest and finest triple supercar experiences and promises the drive of a lifetime!”
The experience is available to book through TrackDays.co.uk, which has been running driving experiences, bike and car track days and experience gifts since 2004. The company is independent rather than tied to any one track or provider.
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