I have always heard mixed reviews on driving days as it can seem over rather too quickly and the cost not justified when some have travelled so far to be there. I thought that the set up was good and you felt like they where there to make it a great experience for you. I think there are a couple of places where a tweak could make all the difference. 1) When the briefing is going on there is too much background noise from family and friends who are standing around.....You feel that they need to be aware and keep the noise down. 2) I was disappointed by the size of the track when so many others where on it, you where concentrating so much on the other cars in front and around you the experience in driving the car was limited and over too quickly. This for me was improved when I was the last one on the track in the Ferrari and actually got to start pushing myself even though this was disrupted by cones that where all over the place from another driver. 3) I think there is an opportunity do offer a next step up. I loved the Ferrari 360 so much that i would be very interested in a further experience but maybe something with a little more tuition and more than 3 laps of an oval track.....as just as you are getting the hang of it the drive is over. I think from a company or experienced instructor the driving experience can be seen as a taster and maybe my expectations where a little high, but i feel there needs to be a little more give as it was my final drive (with no traffic) that made me want to return and if I had not had the free track I would have come away feeling very disappointed. Overal I would say the instructors and staff where all very helpful and polite.