JCB Driving

Product Code: P0006
Location: UK:

The Experience
Formula JCB Racing, as the name implies this gets you behind the controls of 8.5 tons of sheer excitement. After an individual tuition and safety briefing, you are given the chance to 'race' with fellow competitors, completing a variety of tasks along the way ! Our highly experienced instructors supervise each event to ensure the fun and the safety is at a maximum !

Your approximate itinerary
· Introduction
· Safety Briefing
· Tour of JCB’s
· Individual skills
· Competitive Formula JCB racing
· A meal and refreshments are provided for each competitor

Vital information
Minimum age is 17. You must hold a full driving licence, but no special licence or experience is required to take part. Max height is 6'4" and max weight is 20 stone. For pregnant women this experience is not suitable.   

The weather
The driving may be cancelled or curtailed in extreme weather conditions (e.g. heavy snow, flooding, high winds) which would make the experience dangerous. Please call the location if weather conditions are extreme.

Session length
Your experience will last for about four hours, including the briefing, introduction to the JCB's, lunch, tuition, debrief and presentation and approximately 20 minutes behind the wheel for personal driving time.

Numbers
There will be up to 36 people taking part.

Spectators
Spectators are welcome to most locations, £15 adults & £5 Child (all includes lunch). Spectators min age is 4 years.

Dress code
Please bring sensible leisure clothes and flat shoes and a towel. A change of clothing is a good idea because your experience will be held outdoors and you will probably get muddy and dusty.

Availability
Weekend dates from March to October from 10am to 3 pm. We recommend a booking at least four weeks before date requested.

Locations
County Durham, Devon, Kent

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Fascinating Facts

This is the dictionary definition of JCB: 'n. Trademark. A type of construction machine with a hydraulically operated shovel on the front and an excavator arm on the back (named from the initials of Joseph Cyril Bamford, its English manufacturer)'. Bamford launched the construction and agricultural equipment manufacturing company in 1945. He began his business in a garage that measured 12 feet by 15 feet. Today, JCB's world headquarters is one of the finest engineering factories in Europe. The company that began as a 'one man band' now employs over 4,000 people and produces over 130 different models on 4 different continents - with bases in the UK, the USA, India and South America. Although commonly associated with road building and agricultural projects JCB has connections with racing. Asia's Formula 1 Grand Prix takes place at Malaysia's new Sepang international circuit and 16 JCB Loadalls were on hand to function as car recovery vehicles at each of the corners. JCBs can now be raced at Diggerland in Kent, Devon or Durham.