• A Club House
• A Skid Pad
• Two Circles,
• A «Scale 1 reproduction » of "La Ferté Gaucher" track ... New in 2012 !!!
• A «Scale 1 reproduction » of "Le Castellet" track
• A «Scale 1 reproduction » of "Silverstone" track New in 2012 !!!

• A Club House
• A Skid Pad
• A Technical Track
• A «Scale 1 reproduction » of "Le Castellet" track

This warm, friendly area is a place to rest and talk between driving series and you can relax and share your experiences in a warm, “cosi” atmosphere while enjoying an expresso, a tea, a refreshment or the famous Swedish cookies. 2012 will see the arrival of TV plugged in to Eurosport, and, for those who need to continue business... WIFI will be available...

In 2012, a second "Le Castellet" track will be added to the “Laponie Ice Driving” facility. As in 2009, 2010 and 2011, both of these 2 tracks will be the “scale 1” reproduction of the famous « Paul Ricard » track, in its “Formula One” version (2.4 miles long). Everything is faithfully reproduced: the impressive Mistral straight (where a top speed of 130 mph can be reached with the EVO IX), the curve of "Signes", the “Beausset double right” bend, the bend of the Bridge: a peak in high speed motion pleasure.

Objectives targetted:

• Emotion control
• Gesture precision both in amplitude and timing
• Search of maximum efficiency
• Learning how to have fun while having efficient drifting

After the Hockenheim Ring in 2011, we have decide to retain the famous Silverstone Circuit (to be confirmed) to please our English customers in its 3.2 miles version. This Mecca of Formula 1 Racing is known for its mad speeds and will give you high adrenalin, especially in the “Chapel” S curves

Objectives targetted:

• Emotion control
• Gesture precision both in amplitude and timing
• Search of maximum efficiency
• Learning how to have fun while having efficient drifting

These 2 Skid Pads cover an area of 25 acre each (2000 x 400 feet). You will be starting on these tracks

Maneuvers to be carried out :

• Maintaining constant drifting around 300 feet diameter circles, corresponding to 1000 feet of track length
• Both clockwise and anti-clockwise
• Drawing « 0 » or « 8 » patterns
• Slaloms
• Introduction to Scandinavian flick

Two concentric circles with an inner circle (also called « medium circle ») measuring 750 feet in diameter and the outer circle (also called « big circle ») measuring more than 1000 feet in diameter are at your disposal. Each of these circles is about 100 feet wide!! These circles can be compared to huge round-abouts; the outer circle stretches over half mile !! These circles are designed to allow infinite drifting around 75 mph for the « big circle ».

Maneuvers to be carried out:

• Keeping the drift angle constant while driving at high speed
• Both clockwise and anti-clockwise
• Increasing or decreasing the angle
• Drawing a snail-shaped pattern
• Decreasing speed down to stop while keeping an angle

The previous "2011 Technical" track will be extended in 2012 from 1.6 to 2.3 miles (+ 45 %) to follow the same line as "La Ferté Gaucher" track near Paris: with its many turns and combinations, it is designed for car speeds up to 75 mph.

Objectives targetted:

• Synchronizing length dynamics with driving wheel inputs
• Swinging from a turn to the next
• Maintaining the drift angle between 2 turns
• Coping with a closing turn

A one mile long Technical track is being developed for our “B to B” customers. Its main feature will be its width (approximately 40 feet) which will enable even the beginners to try the art of swinging from one turn to the next one, without spin-outs and the need for help from the emergency vehicle.

Objectives targetted :

• Synchronizing length dynamics with driving wheel inputs
• Swinging from a turn to the next
• Maintaining the drift angle between 2 turns
• Coping with a closing turn