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$99 for 8 Laps Driving a Rally Car on a Custom Built Rally Stage Melbourne (Normally $199) (VIC)

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$99 for 8 Laps Driving a Rally Car on a Custom Built Rally Stage Melbourne (Normally $199) (VIC)
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alyssabelle on 24/09/2010 - 09:34 ouffer.com (426 clicks)
Last edited 24/09/2010 - 10:38

Need to Know
Offer expires 24 September 2011. Maximum 2 Ouffers per customer. No license is needed but driver must be over 18 yrs of age. Can be bought as gifts. Car upgrades using the voucher are accepted. Bookings essential. Call 1300 306391 for bookings. This offer is only valid for a Hyundai, similar to the one pictured in the Ouffer image.

The Company
Rally Drive Corner Parwan South Rd & Rowsley-Exford Rd
www.rallydrive.com.au

Lads and ladies, it’s time to start your engines and strap yourselves in for the drive of your life. Get the adrenalin pumping with a day of dirt cheap fun, as you stir up the dust on the rally track with today’s Ouffer. Score 50% off 8 laps driving behind the wheel of a Hyundai on a custom-built rally Stage for only $99 – normally $199!

Feel the exhilarating rumble of a powerful rally car engine beneath your feet as you navigate the custom-built rally track at Rallydrive. Experience the excitement that only rally driving can give you – the smell of the engine, the grunt of the motor and the thrill of the power and speed.

Get on board with today’s Ouffer and rev up your social life with Rallydrive. You don’t have to be an expert to get a buzz out of rally driving. The team at Rallydrive welcomes young (18+) and old, men and women, novices and seasoned veterans.

First timers - push your limits and try something new in a professional, safe and fun environment! The team at Rallydrive will guide you through the fundamentals of rally driving with a pre-track pep talk. You’ll also be kitted head to toe in a full race suit and helmet. This ensures you not only look the part, but also offers you protection while you are having the drive of your life. At Rallydrive your safety is the team’s number one concern!

Once on the track your co-driver will take you through the rally stage step-by-step, showing you acceleration, breaking and cornering. Once you’ve mastered the basics your co-driver will show you how to reach optimum speed, as you skid sideways into corners and tear up the track.

Rallydrive promises a day of pulse-racing fun for everyone. What’s also amazing is the fact that it’s also conveniently located just 35 minutes from Melbourne’s CBD. You’re only a few minutes away from experiencing a day of driving you’ll never forget.The heart-pumping excitement of controlling such a powerful machine is second to none. Ladies and gentlemen it’s time to start your engines and get on board with Rallydrive for today’s Ouffer!

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  • vwh on 24/09/2010 - 09:48
    +3

    Location in the title please.

    • g12345567 on 24/09/2010 - 10:08

      agree location would be good. Had to look up the web site to find that location is only 35 minutes from Melbourne CBD

  • urandack on 24/09/2010 - 10:23
    +1

    Not active yet.

    • quickling on 24/09/2010 - 10:45

      Yes, indeed!

  • baz123 on 24/09/2010 - 10:28
    +3

    A Hyundai Excel does not a rally car make!

  • wisc on 24/09/2010 - 10:48
    +1

    my mate did one in an evo and wrx even then he was very much less than impressed, the cars where detuned, was a tiny circuit, one of those events for newbies, (eg girls that just got there licenses that want to go crazy)
    he was pretty disappointed after it. if your an experienced driver, this defiantly wouldn't be enough. you'd want an all day event in much better cars.

    he ended up complaining and got another 4 laps.. (12 laps total) where they let him go a little faster but still not overly impressive.

    email from a mate: (in regards to one of the other places)
    Uptight instructors, poorly maintained tyres and underpowered cars (they said they’re full group-b spec EVO’s and STI’s but they were definitely slower than even the factory variants). Mostly the uptight instructors, you really weren't allowed to have fun – unless the most exciting driving you’ve done is put the foot down all the way in a Hyundai while in 5th gear on a highway you’d be very disappointed with the day. I seriously have more fun driving on public twisty roads sticking to the speed limit.

  • WhiteEvo6 on 24/09/2010 - 11:17

    Glad I didnt do this when I had my EVO, my wife was going to get it for me for my birthday, sounds like it would have been a waste of money.

  • [Deactivated] on 24/09/2010 - 14:01
    +1

    "This offer is only valid for a Hyundai, similar to the one pictured in the Ouffer image"

    what kinda fun can you have in a hyundai rally, ul struggle getin it sideways, crap offer.

    your better off doing reverse donuts in your own excel :)

  • morpheu on 24/09/2010 - 14:11

    half the power(or less!), half the price, half the fun!

  • neil on 24/09/2010 - 14:48

    I actually did this a few months ago and it was great. Got as a gift, did about 6 laps in a Mitsubishi. They transform the track into a mini obstacle course where you have to go around cones and try to perfect a power slide. There is an instructor in car who gives you instruction on when to brake/accelerate.

    Keep in mind, I rarely drive and when I do I'm lucky if my car doesn't break down so whipping round in someone elses car, being encouraged to accelerate on no traction corners is pretty exciting.

    The only downside is that you are there with a few other people and will have to wait as they usually only take 2 cars around at a time. It's a bit pricey ($200 I think), I wouldn't buy it for myself.

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  • sunrise on 24/09/2010 - 20:51
    +1

    Rally driving is about technique, not power. (To all the people complaining the car is 'slow')

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