Volkswagen Driver Training

[cube_3]

I assume they also supply helmets?
The course outline indicates its approximately 3hours long but each session time has a two hour difference so I assume its also only 2 hours long?

[Speed]

I assume they also supply helmets?
The course outline indicates its approximately 3hours long but each session time has a two hour difference so I assume its also only 2 hours long?

Not necessarily,
Course is two parts, classroom and track, so its quite possible that the classroom sessions could be running whilst others are out on the track.

Re the helmet, they say that they will email you re what to bring and I bet they tell you to pump up your tyres.
Don't remember having to have a helmet for the Ian Luff driving course I did years ago and since were doing basic skid pan stuff, I doubt we need it.
(Except for the hot lap!)

[Peter Jones]

No mention of any Helmet required and they're supplying the cars.

Day Requirements:
Please bring a copy of this email to present at the gate on arrival.

Please ensure that you are dressed in long-sleeves (no shorts, or t-shirts) and that you wear closed-in shoes (no heels or thongs). Please bring warm and weather-proof clothing.

License:
Please bring your current, valid, full Australian drivers license. You will need to present your license to participate in any Volkswagen Driver Training session.

Other:
Your participation at the Track Day is not transferable to a friend or family member and your date and time is unable to be changed. We will not be able to accommodate any friends or family members, even as spectators, so please come alone.

No alcohol or substances which may have an adverse effect on the driver may be consumed prior to participating in a Volkswagen Driver Training session. Please note that you will need to sign indemnity documentation before participating in a session.

[Highlander]

Not necessarily,
Course is two parts, classroom and track, so its quite possible that the classroom sessions could be running whilst others are out on the track.

Re the helmet, they say that they will email you re what to bring and I bet they tell you to pump up your tyres.
Don't remember having to have a helmet for the Ian Luff driving course I did years ago and since were doing basic skid pan stuff, I doubt we need it.
(Except for the hot lap!)

Not sure why you will have to pump up your tyres. Looks like VW supplies the cars in the course outline

Vehicles used: Golf, Golf Wagon, Golf R, Golf GTD, Golf GTI, Jetta, Tiguan & Passat CC

[Highlander]

Just thought. I think The Golf R is rerleased on 12 June and list of cars used includes the Golf R. We might be in for an early look, especially if you have booked the 15 June date at Eastern Creek. I have done the earlybird booking for the 8.00am session

[GTi Crow]

Typical - Adelaide ignored again.

[hooba]

Typical - Adelaide ignored again.

What's "Adelaide"?

[GTi Crow]

What's "Adelaide"?

ha, ha

Adelaide is noted for its many festivals and sporting events, its food, wine and culture, its long beachfronts, and its large defence and manufacturing sectors. It continues to rank highly as a livable city, being in the Top 10 in The Economist's World's Most Livable Cities index.

It is not noted for its VW Driver Training.

[sawters]

I'm going and i'm from ADELAIDE -

Just booked into the brissy day on the 24th june in the midday group - can wait
Booked flights - return only $120 - into brissy at 9am and out od the goldcoast at 7pm

WHAT A DAY!!!!!


Anyone from Adelaide that wants to come i,m happy to share a hire car to get us around!

[hooba]

ha, ha

Adelaide is noted for its many festivals and sporting events, its food, wine and culture, its long beachfronts, and its large defence and manufacturing sectors. It continues to rank highly as a livable city, being in the Top 10 in The Economist's World's Most Livable Cities index.

Shhh! If everyone finds out they'll all want to move there and ruin it.

Book yourself a cheap ass flight with Tiger and get to a course - it'll still be cheaper than paying for a course at Mallala.

BTW, the Sydney courses are almost all booked out, whilst the rest of capitals have plenty of spaces.