MSV Trackday – Brands Hatch GP 4th September

Fancy getting out on track? If you are thinking about getting your race license and don’t have any experience then the very best place to start is to book a trackday.

For all those trackday junkies & former racers thinking about making a comeback, well its time to dust off those driving gloves and book a trackday at Brands. MSV Trackdays have the Brand Hatch GP circuit on Wednesday 4th September. its an open pit lane day and there are a few places left.

Everybody is welcome to join the day which is being hosted by MSV Trackdays at the legendary Kent GP Circuit. Trackdays are all about improving your skills and being a smoother driver and the great thing about driving at these events is the fact that you only need a DVLA road license and a road car to attend.

Details are as follows:

· Brands Hatch GP Circuit Open Pit Lane Trackday – Wednesday 4th September.

· You only need a DVLA road licence and a road car is fine – fast and exotic cars are welcome!

· Noise Limits – 101db(A) static, 92db(A) drive-by.

· 1-2-1 tuition, additional driver and passengers and helmet hire are all available.

The MSVT general car trackdays operate using an Open Pit Lane format giving you the flexibility to go on and off circuit as you please throughout the day which in short means, you will be able to enjoy all the circuit time you can handle to develop your driving skills.

Here is one of the few chances each year that the exclusive Grand Prix Circuit is open to the public and this is your opportunity to drive it with MSV Trackdays!

There is nothing else quite like Brand Hatch’s Grand Prix Circuit in the country. Blasting down Pilgrims drop, flat out towards Hawthorn Bend before taking on the newly designed Westfield Bend. Then, on to Dingle Dell and the sharp left-hander that is Stirling bend at which point you leave the woods and come under the bridge hard on the brakes for Clearways.

This challenging array of high-speed corners and flat out straights should be on the list of “must-dos” for every trackday driver in the country.