Discover this Martini-styled pocket rocket on this Porsche Boxster race car experience! The Boxster is the brilliant little rear-wheel drive convertible from Porsche that packs a serious punch out on the race track. It's a two-door two-seater convertible Porsche with that legendary flat 6 engine all finished off with classic Martini racing stripes…what more could you ask for? Yep this Porsche harks back to the halcyon days of Porsche racing in the iconic Martini colours. The cars were always sparkling white with those distinctive blue back & red stripes sweeping sportily over the bonnet. It has been said that the two icons of Porsche & Martini combined to make on great partnership. & winning the Le Mans three times & endless other races too we think they might be right. The Boxster is the most compact of the Porsches. On the motorway you might feel a bit sandwiched in between all the big lorries & bulky SUVs. But put the Boxster on the circuit & this Porsche becomes... ...

Drive a Porsche 997 (turbo version!) on a track near you ...

On a 911 experience you can expect German precision high performance & superb track handling! There's something quite unique ...

Discover just why the 911 series is so special with this Porsche Blast from Intothe Blue.co.uk! Porsche has a reputation for producing sports cars that are the real deal. These motors need to be properly driven to get the most out of them & with these fabulous fast fun vouchers you will get to experience first hand the brilliance without having to dig very deep in your pocket at all. We think this Porsche blast package is a superb deal. Not only do you get to enjoy the hustle bustle & general goings on at these track days you also get to drive one of these mythical cars yourself. & before you ask there won't be a Boxster Cayenne or Panamera in sight
- we are talking the 911 in its various disguises as let's face it the 911 is Porsche. The first Porsche model 64 appeared in 1938 & was actually a pretty spartan vehicle with more much half the parts coming straight off a Beetle. The classic Nine Eleven as we first knew it (complete with air-cooled engine) arrived in 1968 &...
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Say hello to the Porsche GT2. This is the car some say Porsche should never have built. Not because it's not very nice looking or technically deficient in any way but because many say it's just too hot to handle both on & off the track. So you will need courage & driver skill if you're going to get the best out of this Porsche GT2 experience! You will be driving a 996 generation Porsche 911 GT2. Produced by Porsche to be a race-ready GT car that could be bought off the shelf this is a 996 that has been given a serious makeover. For starters the usual Porsche all wheel drive has gone. That means the GT2 is lighter (and therefore faster) & it also means it's rear wheel drive which is a whole different ball game when it comes to handling. Add to that a twin turbocharged 3.6l engine with those upgraded brakes suspension air intakes & huge rear wheel spoiler & the GT2 is the angry cousin of the 996. Even the nose has been more aggressively styled aiding the drag coefficient & reflecting the extra 'bite' this car has at the same time. & it can be seriously snappy. With the only driver aid you get being ABS taking this rear wheel drive beast out on the track will be the scariest yet most thrilling drive you've had. No wonder they nicknamed the Porsche GT2 the widowmaker. This is the car where you are traction control
- there's nothing else to help you tame this car! Slide into the body-hugging seats & you'll feel nicely cocooned. The driving position is ergonomically engaging as you'd expect from Porsche. Look at the dashboard & you'll see it's the rev counter that is the largest most dominantly-placed dial right in front of you. We think that says something about what driving a Porsche GT2 is all about. After sighting laps in a performance car with an instructor driving you get 4 or 8 laps in the superlative Porsche GT2 around the circuit where this car performs at its best. Let's see if you can turn the widow maker into the pure unadulterated smile maker out there.
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Choose from different top-notch race circuits on these thrilling Porsche track days! Take one very iconic car one excited driver (yes that's you!) add a very experienced expert & a smooth tarmac track & you've got yourself one seriously thrilling Porsche day out on the track! All of our Porsche track day venues are professionally run & offer challenging technical racing lines that will require total concentration. Before you hit the throttle for your four laps you will be driven around the route in a training car so you can check out every chicane & hairpin you'll be negotiating in the 911 later as you test that legendary Porsche steering & handling to the max as you eat up the tarmac test track surface at a rate of knots. Of course if you know your Porsches you'll know that the 911 was first launched in 1963 & since then each revision of this classic supercar is still marketed as a 911 but has it's own name too. On these experience days there are a variety of Porsches... ...

Your chance to drive a Porsche
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Motorsport Academy days at Bovingdon for 11 to 16 year olds to learn to drive a sports car. ...

Of all the things to do in the area a Portsmouth tour by helicopter has got to be pretty much at the top of the wish list! Touring bustling Portsmouth Harbour & the stunning Solent coast in a helicopter is a real thrill
- & you get that breathtaking bird's eye view of everything. Helicopter rides over Portsmouth set off from Solent Airport at Lee-On-Solent. This is the former Royal Navy Air Station known as HMS Daedalus just four miles west of the city. Being so close to Portsmouth means that even on the Buzz helicopter tour you'll get views of the Solent Portsmouth & towards the Isle of Wight. The City & Coast tour is a real insider treat as you get to fly over the whole dockyard area including the restricted access naval base that it is still very much in active service. Over 17 000 personnel work here & Portsmouth still boasts abundant ship building with orders for vessels such as aircraft carriers which you may well see from the air. You might also see the historic part of the dockyard home to the Mary Rose HMS Victory & HMS Warrior before flying over neighbouring Spinnaker Tower. This is a tour highlight for sure as this 170m tall observation tower in the form of a sail is such a great landmark for Portsmouth. Seeing it from the air in a helicopter is just brilliant & it's totally photogenic too so make sure you get some good aerial shots of the Spinnaker from your seat in the chopper! On the longer Isle of White & Needles sightseeing flights you'll head over to the Isle of Wight to circle the famous Needles as well as seeing all the local Solent & Portsmouth sights. Being a Portsmouth tour all the maritime action on the waters below you is central to these flights. Ferries naval vessels sailing boats & fancy cruise liners
- all can quite easily be seen from the heli which for these rides flies at around 1000ft affording you superb views or life in & around this corner of south Hampshire.

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Throw clay & master the art of the potter's wheel on a one-day course in Staffordshire ...