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A race track driving experience gives you something no public road ever will. You get a closed circuit, a powerful car and a proper reason to use both. For a lot of people it’s the closest they’ll come to feeling like a racing driver.

A Dunsfold driving experience doesn’t feel like a typical UK track day. The venue is a former wartime airfield near Cranleigh in Surrey. Plenty of people know its name from television long before they visit.

Open track days give you the chance to drive your own car on a proper circuit without entering a race. If you’re planning one, you’ve probably noticed that circuit calendars are packed with race meetings too. That leaves a fair question about whether the two can happen on the same weekend.

Car experience days come in more shapes than most people expect. Some put you behind the wheel of a supercar, and others seat you next to a professional driver.

A Young Driver Experience gives your child the chance to sit behind the wheel of a real car, and it’s normal to wonder what happens if they make a mistake. Dual controls are one of the main safety features that answer that question. They let the instructor slow the car down without waiting for the young driver to react.

A driving voucher can look perfect at checkout and still be awkward to use. Your recipient might love Ferraris but have no easy way to reach the circuit, or the booking may involve a charge for the only day they're free.

Experience days for two suit people who’d rather share a thrill than watch it from the fence. Instead of one person driving while the other waits, you each get your own time in the car on the same day.

We see a lot of birthday mornings. Kitchen tables covered in wrapping paper. Someone filming on their phone. And somewhere in the pile, a voucher for a driving day.