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Super Special Discounted Advanced Car Control Course

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Saturday 19th July 2008

Driver Dynamics will be hosting a specially discounted Advanced Car Control Course at Sandown Raceway Melbourne on Saturday 19th July 2008.

This course is suited to all drivers and is focused on raising the drivers awareness of vehicle dynamics, advanced vehicle control skills, and how even small increases in speed can dramatically affect the degree of vehicle control difficulty.

The format is very much ‘hands on’, with the emphasis on practical driving exercises, including highway speed emergency braking, wet corner emergency braking, emergency lane changing, multiple direction changes, understeer and oversteer exercises, and vehicle stability exercises on our unique ‘split surface’ system.

Normally drivers would expect to pay up to $300.00 or more to attend such a program, but we’re offering this date for only $160.00 per driver. Note that this price also includes lunch.

Positions for this course are limited and filling fast, so if you’d like to attend please call Tessa on 1300 652 693 Or email [email protected]

you get a nice certificate. cheaper insurance depends on your insurer i guess...ask them.

i did this last time and got alot out of it. i saw with my own eyes how abs on cars can make so much of a difference. i dont have it so i learnt how to improvise. motokan and emergency lane change was the best for me.

would highly recommend this to anyone, and their family.

wat do u gain besides sum extra skills? eg like any Certificate's? cheaper insurance ? etc..

cheers

bill

Yes Bill you get a Certificate to say you have completed the course.

Also some GOOD insurance companys will give you a discount. but you would have to check with your insurance company.

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