Trial Session
One paid session for anyone who wants to experience the academy and understand what drifting feels like before committing to a longer training path.
Train. Drift. Compete. A structured path from simulator fundamentals to real-world drifting — and toward the starting grid. If you have the courage, we have the plan.
Six paid training levels plus a single paid trial session. No online payment — you send a request and the academy confirms the booking with you directly.
Try one paid session first. No online payment — the academy confirms the details manually.
You have seen the levels and the prices. If you are still weighing them up, it comes down to one question — do you want to feel it once, or do you want to get good at it? Here is the difference, side by side.
One paid session for anyone who wants to experience the academy and understand what drifting feels like before committing to a longer training path.
Multiple paid packages built around increasing seat time, simulator and/or real-car training, and additional features that can be defined by the academy.
Four stations, one route. Pick any of them to see what that stage of the training actually involves — nothing is locked, and you can look at the end before you commit to the start.
Build the foundations in a controlled simulator environment before taking those instincts into a real car.
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V10 Drifting Academy is built around progressive driver development: simulator fundamentals, real-world seat time, advanced control work, and a route toward competition. Every stage builds on the one before it, so you always know what you are working on and what comes next.
Before speed, shape. You learn where the weight goes, what the car does when you move it, and why a slide starts long before the moment it looks like it started. Most of this is unlearning habits from normal road driving.
Holding a slide is throttle, steering and eyes working together. We build each one separately until it stops being a reaction and starts being a decision — which is the point where the car stops surprising you.
Anyone can get it right once. The work is repeating it — same entry, same angle, same exit, run after run. This is the stage that separates someone who has drifted from someone who can drift.
Event pace is a different discipline: qualifying runs, tandem pressure, judged lines and no second chances. We prepare you for the format, not just the driving, so the first event is not also the first surprise.
You are never figuring it out alone. Every session runs with a coach beside you, reading the car with you and calling the correction before you feel it.
Fifteen years sideways, the last six spent teaching it. Started V10 after realising most people never get past their first spin because nobody explained what actually happened.
Came up through track days and grassroots events before moving into coaching. Runs most of the first-real-car sessions and is usually the voice in your ear on run one.
Sim racer turned instructor. Builds the foundation work — weight transfer, line theory and car control — so the first real session is not wasted learning basics.
Competes regularly and prepares the drivers who want to. Focuses on qualifying runs, tandem work and the parts of event weekends nobody warns you about.
The three questions everyone asks first, answered up front. Drifting is a controlled skill — the car, the space and the supervision are all built around keeping it that way.
Safety equipment is supplied and checked before every run. You only need to turn up dressed to drive.
Sim racing gear from the academy. No online payment here either — you send a request and the team confirms availability, price and collection with you.
Sessions, students, smoke and events — straight from the track. Drag to scroll.





Drivers who started where you are now.
I spun the car four times in my first real session and left convinced I was hopeless. By session eight I was holding a full lap. The difference was having someone explain what the car was doing instead of just telling me to try again.
I booked the trial session expecting to be the worst person there. Nobody cared, the coach sat next to me the whole time, and I was sliding by the end of the hour. I have since booked Level 02.
Six levels in and the thing that stuck with me is how structured it is. Every session had a point. I came for the thrill and stayed because I could actually see myself getting better week to week.
Message the academy directly. Questions about a specific package, date or medical condition get a faster answer on WhatsApp than they will from any page.
No. Level 01 is built for people starting from zero, and it starts in the simulator precisely so that car control is something you learn before it costs you anything. If you have never driven a manual car, say so when you book and the session is adjusted around it.
Not for the simulator stages, and not for real-car training either — sessions run on private ground rather than public road. Bring ID if you have it.
There is no fixed minimum age. What matters is that you are comfortable in a car that moves quickly and can follow instruction in the seat. If you are booking for someone young, or have any doubt about whether a session suits them, message the academy before you book and the team will tell you straight.
There is no online payment on this site. You pick a package, send a request, and the academy contacts you to confirm the date and settle payment directly. Nothing is charged automatically and no card details are collected here.
Closed shoes with thin soles — you need to feel the pedals, so no sandals and no heavy boots. Comfortable long trousers in cotton or similar. Helmet and all safety equipment are supplied and checked before every run.
Training runs in academy cars. They are set up for drifting, fitted with the right safety equipment, and maintained for the abuse this puts on a car. If you want to bring your own vehicle to a session, ask first — the answer depends on the car and the stage you are at.
Normal training wear is expected and covered — tyres and clutches are consumables in this sport, and you are not handed a bill for using them. A coach is with you on every run specifically to keep things inside the limits.
Yes, with notice. Because bookings are confirmed by the team rather than an automated system, the fastest way to move a session is to message the same WhatsApp number that confirmed it.
Yes. Spectators stay in the designated area rather than trackside, but bringing someone along is encouraged — most people want the footage afterwards anyway.
The levels are designed to be worked through in order because each one assumes the last, but if you only want to find out what drifting feels like, the paid Trial Session exists for exactly that and commits you to nothing further.
Sessions, student progress, cars and event days — posted as they happen.
Message us on WhatsApp and we will send you the exact location and directions before your session.
Start with one session or choose the training path that fits your goal. Send a request — the academy handles the booking with you directly.
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