From 2019, Team BRIT will be offering unique opportunities for disabled drivers that have never been available before.
Disabled drivers with a full UK licence can take part in track days, where they can get behind the wheel of a super car, or they can join the Team BRIT Racing Academy.
Disabled drivers with a full UK licence can take part in track days, where they can get behind the wheel of a super car, or they can join the Team BRIT Racing Academy.
Track Days
Hosted by Super Car Drive Days, track days provide the opportunity to experience the thrill of super cars at race circuits all over the UK.
Team BRIT has partnered with Super Car Drive Days, providing its world leading hand controls, meaning that disabled drivers can take part in this activity which has never been possible before. Team BRIT’s drivers and coaches will also be providing coaching on the day.
Team BRIT Racing Academy
Any disabled driver with a full UK licence can apply to enter Team BRIT’s academy, where they will receive expert tuition, coaching and instruction, before taking their ARDS test. If passed, it will equip them with a race licence, enabling them to race at circuits all over the UK.
The Academy is currently being developed but will offer:
- Full coaching and guidance on competitive racing
- Training at track days all over the country
- Private one-on-one coaching if requested
- Access to race prepared cars, ranging from VW polos to BMW 116s and supercars
- Use of world-leading hand controls
- Training on a top of the range simulator
- On-board footage and analysis to take away
- ARDS test and licence (when successful)
The Team BRIT Academy is open to both disabled and able-bodied drivers. The Academy’s cars will be equipped with top of the range hand controls and standard pedals so can suit a wide range of requirements.
Disabled drivers who successfully attain their ARDs licence may also be offered the chance to try out as rookies with Team BRIT.
To be the first to know more about the Academy or Super Car Drive Days, and to be updated on dates, locations and costs, enter your name and email to be added to the Team BRIT mailing list.
Any disabled driver with a full UK licence can apply to enter Team BRIT’s academy, where they will receive expert tuition, coaching and instruction, before taking their ARDS test. If passed, it will equip them with a race licence, enabling them to race at circuits all over the UK.
The Academy is currently being developed but will offer:
- Full coaching and guidance on competitive racing
- Training at track days all over the country
- Private one-on-one coaching if requested
- Access to race prepared cars, ranging from VW polos to BMW 116s and supercars
- Use of world-leading hand controls
- Training on a top of the range simulator
- On-board footage and analysis to take away
- ARDS test and licence (when successful)
The Team BRIT Academy is open to both disabled and able-bodied drivers. The Academy’s cars will be equipped with top of the range hand controls and standard pedals so can suit a wide range of requirements.
Disabled drivers who successfully attain their ARDs licence may also be offered the chance to try out as rookies with Team BRIT.
To be the first to know more about the Academy or Super Car Drive Days, and to be updated on dates, locations and costs, enter your name and email to be added to the Team BRIT mailing list.