Drive the Indy circuit for just £139 - here's how to join us 🏁
Following on from our sell-out track evening at Snetterton in May, we’ll be back out at Brands Hatch on Tuesday August 2nd in collaboration with our friends at MSVT. Join us for an open pit lane evening for just £139. It’s a general car track evening, so it’s open to drivers of any track experience, and a mix of road, track and race cars.
We’ll be using the 1.2-mile Indy circuit, with track time running from 17:30 – 20:00. Noise limits for the evening are 102 dB static and 90 dB drive-by. Whether you're a seasoned local or someone looking to get out on track for the first time, track evenings are a great opportunity to get some circuit time without committing to a whole day - with a more relaxed atmosphere virtually guaranteed.
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