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Much more "value" for money renting and running the Nurburgring, but both are experiences worth having.
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Part of track is closed off for use by factory "QA" drivers.
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Hi,
I may be taking the precision driving experience at the Leipzig location. Looking to get some feedback and details of the program. My main question is regarding the need for renting a P car or not? the online description is not clear on that matter.
TIA.
Sam
Did this "sampler" last fall. The car was included, unless you are picking up a car, I think you have to choose which model and the price will vary. I suspect it is the same for the full day class sessions (if that is what you are signing up for).
I went with the Turbo to compare to my 993TT. A few intro laps with instructor in the divers seat, then about 40 mins of track time, then a few hot laps from instructor to show me what it is really capable of. Included lunch and a factory tour. A full day course there looks like it will be a good time. The instructor I had (one on one) was very capable, very good english, this seems to be a prestigious gig, so I am confident you will get top notch instructors.
During lunch (observation deck lounge, very nice), watched a bunch of Asian nouveau riche picking up their cars and going out for laps behind the wheel (in the rain) on the track, they had a few offs (not quite the way I'd want to break in my new car) in to the grass, one was a white Panamera and the other was 911 convertible. It was a lead follow train format with an instructor, a few "customers" fell off the pace of the lead follow format and stayed out longer as they missed the pit pull in of the leader/instructor. So he had to go back out and chase them down to corral them back to the pit out. Very entertaining over lunch to watch from up on high. :-)
They also put a dent in the gift shop inventory and struggled with the concept of queueing at the register. The gift shop staffed earned their pay that day, as did the lead follow instructor.
I had the track session to myself, no other traffic. Part of track is closed off for use by factory "QA" drivers.
Oh, and 40 minutes of off-roading in a Cayenne (old tank training grounds on plant) was part of the package, spouse went along for that ride.
Stayed in Leipzig at Marriott, short 15-min drive to the plant from there.
Glad I did it, but not the most track time for the money. Much more "value" for money renting and running the Nurburgring, but both are experiences worth having. The Leipzig track is very very nice and a full day course will be a blast. I saw 40+ makes and models all there for the school / "discovery" sessions. So I would guess the car is included. Or maybe multiple models thru out the day, switching off.
I had good luck corresponding with the staff via english (email) before my visit. So if you need an email address let me know.
The Liepzig facility is amazing with every corner designed to replicate a world famous track; nothing like the feeling of entering Laguna Seca's Corkscrew in the heartland of Germany!
The instructors are all world class and fluent in English and you can choose from a variety of driving programs. Don't forget to stop in and shop for Driver's Selection items on the 2nd floor.