
Skid Pan
When
Sunday, 5 July 2026 at 10:00
Bovington, Wareham, BH20 6JL
Time
10:00
Price guide
£55.00 – £110.00
You won’t regret taking a morning out to learn how to handle a car in low-grip circumstances. At the skid pan course, you’ll experience what it feels like to skid in both front and rear-wheel drive vehicles, and learn how to manage skids. This great half-day session is held at the DriveTech facility at Castle Combe. It’s a realistic and effective way to learn Skid Control techniques in a safe environment, improving your driving skills in low-grip conditions. The courses are great fun, and DriveTech experts will show you how to react to adverse conditions and regain control! Attending a Skid Pan course is mandatory for Club members to participate in Advanced Driving. If you are a Grade 3 rising towards Grade 2, you should consider booking. To support our members, we subsidise 50% of the cost – the price is £55 for members. IMPORTANT: This event is for Club members who are Grade 3 or above only. If you are a Grade 4 member nearing Grade 3 and would like to attend, please contact the skid pan coordinator to be put on the waiting list. Do not book the space until it is confirmed by the coordinator. Spaces are also available for Associates at the standard rate of £110. Please note that we will not be able to provide any refunds once booked. Once you have booked a space, you will receive further joining instructions about two weeks before the course.
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