If a Lamborghini Huracan is driving past you on the race track make sure you don't blink for a single second else you'll miss this Italian beauty as it rockets past you at speed. This Lambo can clock up 201mph with ease
- are you ready to take on the Huracan? As with other Lamborghini models this car is named after a famous fighting bull this time a rather successful Spanish one & Huracan as you might suspect translates as Hurricane which is a very well-chosen name for a vehicle that can do 0-60mph in just 2.5 seconds! The Huracan is also known as the LP610-4 & for this particular experience it's the Spyder version you'll be driving. Released onto the market in 2015 the first rag top Huracans made their way to the UK in January 2016. By Lamborghini's own admission the Huracan convertible is the 'lifestyle' model which can mean candy colours with co-ordinated interiors but also a totally non-intimidating drive experience. All this cuddliness & accessibility doesn't make th...
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Drive the a-may-zing Lambo Huracan Super Trofeo
- a car that's not even street-legal in the UK! ...

Whip up a bit of a storm with a Lamborghini Huracan track drive! You'll need all the skills to get the Huracan driving thrills as this is some beast. Lamborghini has certainly hit the nail on the head once again when it comes to big brash & bold supercars. It's time to meet the Huracan at a track near you! As you might suspect Huracan in Spanish (pronounced 'ooh-ra-can') means Hurricane. & driving this thing is certainly going to be a bit of a whirlwind. It's an imposing piece of kit that mixes all the flamboyance of the Italians with the precision of Audi's German engineering. Who'd have thought that relationship could ever work but it does. & the Huracan gives you bucketloads of thrills. Driving this car is something of a sensation. It's got a seven speed double clutch transmission so if you're nifty on the fingers you can rip through those gears with the paddle shift. That means you make the most of all that power encapsulated in that 5.2l V10 monster of an engine. & v... ...

Get revved up to go a tutto gas in this Lamborghini Super Trofeo! This very special Gallardo is a full-on racing car from the

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The great thing about this Lamborghini test drive is that you don't have to have over £180 000 burning a hole in your pocket! Yep that's how much an all-singing all-dancing Gallardo would have cost you new so our drives are considerably better value for your money we think you'll agree. We say would have cost you as the very last Gallardo rolled off the production line in Sant' Agata Bolognese on the 25th November 2013. Retiring after a decade of loyal service to the supercar world this flagship Lambo was the biggest selling model of all time for the high-end Italian marque. And as we hinted at earlier it's not cheap being a Lamborghini owner. Replacing the clutch will leave you with a bill of thousands rather than hundreds of pounds & the price of tyre changes will make you wince (and being four wheel drive you are obliged to buy a new set of four together). But it is still a Lamborghini & there's no doubting these cars are seriously coveted the world over which is why it's great you're here to test drive one rather than pay for its upkeep. This operator has several Gallardos at their disposal in a range of colours including those classic bright bold colours to show off their ostentatious looks but also the more subtle colours like Blue Caelum for the discrete supercar owner. They certainly looks the part from the outside in any colour but what's going on on the inside? Well first of all we can tell you there's nothing but a tiny space under the bonnet & that's because the huge V10 engine is pretty much placed right behind your head which is the all better for listening to that glorious V10 note. Inside the cockpit your seat is as low down as you'd imagine but the steering wheel is nicely weighted & the brake pedal isn't the heavy mass you'd expect. As for actually driving the Lambo you'll be wanting to test out that acceleration to the max. The E-Gear automatic system is pretty efficient or you can change gear yourself 'clutchlessly' using the paddles. & believe us this car really goes. & when you get somewhere near the red line at 8 500rpm the exhaust wails as opposed to that gratifying gurgle at idle. These racing hot Lamborghini test drives give you three or six miles around the track of our choice. A pro driver will be riding shotgun with you to help you get the most out of this iconic car so get yourself geared up & ready to take a real Italian star for a spin! ...

Feel the buzz on these helicopter rides in Lancashire! Taking off from a lovely farm location south of Kendal these helicopter flights will show you some of the best bits of Lancashire from the air. Our Lancashire sightseeing flights are great value for your money. With the short flight times prices are kept very reasonable & you still get all the thrills of flying in a helicopter
- in particular the taking off & landing bits that everyone just loves. The departure point for these helicopter rides over Lancashire is Greenlands Farm Village between Lancaster & Kendal. Rather than being an airfield it's an actual family farm centre that's open to visitors with everything from animals to feed & straw barns to play in. But back to these Lancashire air experiences. We have to say it's pretty cool when you arrive here & see the chopper parked up in the paddock. As you board people might think you've won the lottery! Make sure you give everyone a good wave as you lift off gracefully...
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Step into aviation history when you join the Lancaster bomber flight simulator crew! We are offering a duo of experiences in this unique simulator setup giving you the chance to find out what flying these WW2 heavy bombers was like. This Lancaster simulator is based at a flying club at Brighton City (Shoreham) Airport. The replica cockpit has been built to give you the feel of what it was like being one of the seven-strong crew in a Lancaster bomber. One of the most dangerous roles in the war the average life expectancy was just two weeks. Conditions inside the Lancaster were pretty harsh. Despite the large bulbous canopy it did feel claustrophobic inside & it was difficult to move around the aircraft with the wing spars. Flying at 20 000ft with no pressurisation it was cold so gunners wore insulated suits & oxygen masks. Right up front in the very nose of the aircraft was the bomb aimer/nose gunner. Then it was the pilot with the flight engineer & the navigator just behind... ...

Take a 4x 4 on this Leicestershire trail & you'll be testing your driving skills to the max
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Here's your chance to harness the wind in style! These two-hour land yachting experiences will see you making the most of the immeasurable power of the wind as you speed up & down the superb fields of Kent. Set in the perfect location for land yachting this day out will definitely get your heart pumping & the wind blowing your hair as you zip along the super fast field based course. This exhilarating sport also known as s&-yachting or l&-sailing will see you using a sail to control where you go & your speed (and remember land yachts don't have brakes but you will be taught all the essentials like controlling the thing!). All the top of the range gear is provided on site so there is no paying for any extras. & in fact you can choose whether you want to share a land yacht & go relay style or if you want a vessel each & go head to head out there. After a full safety briefing it's your chance to show what you're made from. The first thing you'll actually be taught is... ...

Book in with this Manchester flight school & enjoy a land away adventure! This flight training school offers half day experiences so you can clock up some air miles flying from Barton to Sleap & back again in a light aircraft. The idea behind these flights is to give you a full insight into what flying for pleasure is all about. Whether you're toying with the idea of training for your PPL (Private Pilot's Licence) or just fancy an extended aerial experience this half day fly-out from Manchester's City Airport is a great expedition for all aviation fans. Your flying instructor will be keen to get you at the controls of the plane as much as possible. Once all the pre-flight checks have been taken care of & the take off & climb all done it'll be over to you. It's a great feeling taking control for the first time
- & could be the start of a career or hobby in aviation if you really get that flying bug after your day out with this Manchester flight school. Part of the syllabus for becoming a pilot is map reading & navigational skills. You'll learn from your expert pilot instructor that you'll be heading to the first big landmark on your journey the Thelwell Viaduct then heading south to Sleap via the likes of Northwich & Ashcroft. This route is actually called the Manchester LLR (Low Level Route). With jargon like that under your belt you'll be starting to sound like a pilot already! Heading to Sleap (pronounced 'slay-pe' rather than 'sleep') you'll land & park up just in time for a hearty lunch at the aerodrome's cafe & clubhouse. A very welcoming place there's always a good cup of tea on the go & menu that

Includes:: everything from the ' Flying Start' breakfast to Sunday roasts & light lunches too. After your refuelling stop it's time to get back in the plane & head back to Barton. The usual return route is the same as your outward leg but in reverse. Once again there'll be plenty of time for you to fly as you make your way back to this Manchester flight school. A great little aerial voyage
- & don't forget the beauty of a land away is that you get to enjoy two take offs & two landings!



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