Children's Ferrari F430 driving experience in Vendée (85)

Activity description :

Supervised by professional drivers, children will learn to handle the steering wheel and take the best trajectories on board a Ferrari F430 equipped with a dual control system. The Formula Kids team, made up of passionate drivers, will make sure that this moment remains engraved in your child's memory!

The Ferrari F430: the mythical red car with the prancing horse often represents the absolute dream of every child! Its sleek lines and distinctive sound set it apart from the rest. With no less than 490hp, the F430 is equipped with an F1 gearbox and a V8 engine.

The Fontenay-le-Comte circuit: with a total length of 2,400 meters, the circuit has a constant width of 9 meters, allowing you to tackle the bends in complete safety. Your child will drive on the 1 km karting circuit adjoining the main track. It's ideal for youngsters learning to drive.

Course of the Ferrari F430 driving experience in Fontenay-le-Comte:

• Your child will start with a digital briefing sent by e-mail 48 hours before the course. Enough to whet their appetite!
• On site, your child will begin by completing 2 reconnaissance laps in an American safety-car pickup, with an instructor at the wheel. This is the perfect opportunity to get to grips with the different corners of the Fontenay-le-Comte circuit.
• After a presentation of the Ferrari F430's technical specifications, it's time to climb aboard in the driver's seat! Your child takes the wheel to complete the number of laps chosen according to the formula. The program includes learning how to use the steering wheel, how to project the eyes, and notions of acceleration and braking.

Date in 2024: 9/06

Date in 2025: 8/06

The Ferrari F430 driving experience for kids is the perfect gift for your motorsport-loving child! High-quality infrastructures and private, secure areas enable you to learn all the fundamentals of driving in the best possible conditions. An exceptional and unforgettable experience for everyone!