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Many commentators have suggested that speed driving on the Autobahn is not as fun as it sounds and I should consider going for a racing track instead. Where in the EU (preferably Central Europe) can I do so?

Since regular rental companies are unlikely to agree to let their cars go on a racing track, only locations with an attached rental facility will be acceptable.

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There are a reasonable number of car hire places which specialise in this kind of thing: essentially they rent you a car with track day insurance, and access to a track. Much like the "bring your own car" track days, but they provide the car too.

Prices vary from around €200 to €8,000+ depending on the car you wish to hire and circuit

Donington Park is about the cheapest circuit I know of. Circuits that host/have historically hosted Formula 1 events (Spa/Monza/Silverstone etc) tend to be more expensive, along with the Nurburgring and Le Mans.

The Nurburgring is fairly cheap itself, but car hire there tends to be quite expensive.

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Just off the top of my head check out Nürburgring, which lets you drive your own, rent a car, train, etc...

So have fun.

P.S. From what I also been told owners may be able to test drive on Ferrari test track but this is hearsay.

David Richerby
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In the UK, track day organisers include MSV who will rent you an Ariel Atom, among other cars.

They run track days at the following circuits:

  • Brands Hatch
  • Oulton Park
  • Cadwell Park
  • Snetterton
  • Bedford Autodrome
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A little circuit in France (near Germany): anneau du rhin (Rheinring)

Prices are in between 150 and 1000 euro. Depence on the vehicle and duration.

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