Everymandrivingexperiences Bewertungen 

I had a drive in 4 cars as part of the Everyman 'Adaptive Supercar Driving Experience'. I had booked 3 cars (Mclaren 570S, Ferrari 458, and Lamborghini Huracan), although as the Lamborghini had an issue, I was swapped to a Nissan GTR.
My instructor was Pete, who was absolutely superb and helped make it a very enjoyable day. If you want to experience a specific car (or cars), it’s a great way to do it, although inevitably the experience is relatively brief.
The track was simple and the hand controls are the portable clamp on type, added for drivers that need them. That said, I think Everyman deserve much credit for enabling disabled drivers to have a go in some very fast cars.

This was my first ever high performance driving experience. I turned up early and was politely greeted. I had already completed my registration so it was a quick tick the boxes and a good explanation on what was going to happen for me based on my package. I paid an extra £10.00 to have the pre course driving experience in the Lambo Aventador with Scott. Scott was very informative with the driving briefing.

I had 4 great instructors Scott, Keiron, Ian and Steve. All of who made my experience really good. The weather was perfect and I enjoyed the sessions. A little banter too.

The Ariel Atom drive at the end was the icing on the car with Martin at the wheel he was being chased by another top driver in the BMW 1 series, that must tell you something. I will be booking another experience with similar cars hoping for Donnington again.

I booked a supercar experience for 11 July 2026 with Virgin Experiences; Everyman Driving Experiences turned out to be the provider and when booking the dates available (only two days per annum) they collected an extra £80 for insurances.
Around a week before the event , they cancelled via email, claiming the military had closed/withdrawn the use of the venue, and offered me two alternative events that were unacceptable due to excessive journey times involved. In the meantime I later confirmed, by contacting the Military and another party at the base, that Everman's statement was untrue – I was told that Everyman had cancelled themselves, simply due to "low numbers", and another of their events did take place on that day, at that location, which was an "under 17's Driving experience". I asked for a full refund. However they refused and tried to deduct a £25 “admin fee” from my £80, despite being the party that cancelled and giving a false reason. They even said that the part refund they offered would be a gesture of goodwill. I suspect that to them it means the whole £80 should be forfeit???
So I emailed to demand a full refund again. They wrote back a 2nd time, still refusing to alter their position stating that their T&C's applied.
My position is simple. Under UK law, when a trader cancels you are owed a full refund – no deductions can apply. Misleading customers about why an event is cancelled is also unlawful.
Quote from the Consumer Rights Act 2015:
"When a trader cancels a service, you are legally required to refund all payments in full. No administration fee can be charged – your terms and conditions cannot take away my legal rights, and any clause attempting to do so is unfair and void."
I have written to Virgin with the facts, requesting that they talk to Everyman about their liabilities. I am pursuing a full refund through formal channels and would advise anyone to think carefully before booking with this company."

I booked a track day with Everyman Racing for my nephew and, at the time of booking, was specifically told that if he had misplaced his driving licence, a DVLA licence check could be carried out onsite at Brands Hatch.

When he arrived, he was told that this was not possible, meaning the track day could not go ahead as planned. What’s particularly disappointing is that Everyman Racing have simply passed the responsibility to Brands Hatch and have been unwilling to challenge this or take ownership of the information they gave me when I booked.
Had I been given the correct information at the time of booking, I could have made alternative arrangements.

A very frustrating experience, and I would expect better communication and customer support from the company that took my booking.

Received this driving experience as a Xmas present for my wife day before I was due to take part they phoned my to say I was required to pay £55-£65 extra for the insurance on the cars as asked was this necessary as my wife had already paid for the event as a gift they said I didn't need it but they preferred i did because any damage to the cars without it i would be liable. After that it just felt like a money grab and felt they could have been more upfront with these charges. On the end up i canceled the event asked for a refund didn't get it. just sickened me off it tbh. So be aware so it does happen to you.

I booked this experience for myself, my partner and my father, and unfortunately all three of us left extremely disappointed.

From an organisational perspective, the entire experience felt disorganised, rushed and overly focused on extracting as much money as possible from customers. Once the booking and payment had been made, there seemed to be very little consideration for the actual quality of the experience being provided.

One of the biggest disappointments was the Bicester track itself. It strongly resembles a karting track in terms of both its size and the number and nature of the turns. This simply does not provide enough opportunity to properly experience the performance and power of the cars — which, surely, is the entire point of booking a supercar driving experience. I genuinely feel that I have had more enjoyable drives, and reached higher speeds, in my own regular car. When you are paying a significant amount of money specifically for the opportunity to drive high-performance cars, that is extremely disappointing.

I would like to mention one positive aspect: the instructor who accompanied me in my first car was calm, professional and took the time to explain how to get the most out of the car and the track. That made a noticeable difference to the experience.

Unfortunately, my experience in the second car was the complete opposite. The instructor provided virtually no explanation about the car or its specifications and seemed primarily concerned with rushing me around the track. I felt constantly hurried rather than being given the opportunity to actually enjoy and understand the car I had paid to drive. As a result, the driving experience was extremely poor.

Overall, this was a very expensive experience that fell far below our expectations and, in my opinion, offered very poor value for money. The combination of the unsuitable track, rushed atmosphere and inconsistent quality of instruction made what should have been a memorable experience feel more like a production line designed to get customers through as quickly as possible.

All three of us came away disappointed, and I genuinely feel that the money we spent was wasted. Based on our experience, I would not recommend it.

My wife & I each had a single sports car drive experience gift bought for us by our daughter which we then booked to take place at Everyman’s Bicester location. How was our experience?
Pros – The cars we chose, both Aston Martin DB9’s, were exhilarating to drive at speed but see below.
The instructors, Jonathan (EK?) for my wife and Harvey for myself made the day. My wife had been apprehensive about the drive, but she found Jonathan patient & encouraging. For me, Harvey was knowledgeable & pleasant.
Cons – The repeated attempts at hard selling extras, right from the initial telephone booking, the registration at Bicester & the actual drive in the car for indemnity damage waiver, photographs, instructor laps, additional laps, additional cars to drive, etc. was unpleasant. Yes, they are all options to choose, but not to be asked time & again.
The cars are understandably well used but they were grubby & could have done with a good clean each.
As for the venue, the shortish track seems to be an ad hoc one for the basic 4 laps which are quickly over after several minutes. Apart from the registration room, the facilities are basic - a burger van on our visit & the on-site toilets are on the grim side & a bit of a walk away.
Overall - But for the actual drives & the instructors, the experience as a whole would have been disappointing. Value for money – hmm?

Very disorganised. Firstly tried to sell me a waiver for £50 “just in case the car gets damaged as it could cost you £5000.” Surely this should be included in the booking fee. Staff should be supplied with microphones as shouting out names was time wasting and inefficient. Waited almost 2 hours between driving different cars. Just about lost the will to live! They need to get a few tips from the Young Driver company

3 years ago we took my step daughter to this venue and it was brilliant, my wife and Stepdaughter bought me a five car experience for my birthday. I paid the extra for this venue (dunsfold) on a weekend. I arrived over an hour early, joined a long queue to book in. My first drive was 10 minutes late. The rest of the day appeared to be chaos.
I waited another 1.30 for my second drive, was called out for my third whilst on my second then waited another 40 minutes for my fourth.
No one appeared to know what was going on, people who had paid for video footage had their SD cards go missing, some waiting longer than I for their drive.
My wife wanted to buy one or more photographs as a present but as we left there was a long queue and only one operative trying their best to help everyone, we left without the photographs.
The driving and the instructors were great and that is the only reason I have given this three stars. A big disappointment for what should have been a great day.

Very poorly organised waited 2 hours between 1st drive and 2nd drive when we were told that they had lost the SD card which paid extra for. When we complained about the lost card we were told by a rather rude young lady ‘it’s human error babe to can’t blame human error babe’. The manager walked around like a peacock not actually managing anything. Very disappointing visit. Would not recommend dunsford track!

Avoid! - One of the worst days of my life. Waste of time. You want your experience to go with the driving. It was all about upselling, upselling, upselling. Being pushed from car to the next. Lazy and poor images at the end (upsold, of course.) What a joke. For the ‘fast lap’ experience, I had a 15 year old drive me. That, at least, is what he looked like. Arrogant won’t cut it. Avoid, avoid, avoid.

Firstly, the staff were excellent. They all worked hard to make the day a pleasurable one. The bus transport from car parking to The reception area was tedious and slow, with long waits and eventually the bus broke down. 40 minutes with a baby and young child was not ideal. Check-in was fine, but then a 50 minute delay to get a 10 minute drift.(Doughnuts!), Experience again not ideal. £110 for the 10 minute experience and £40 for completely unnecessary Insurance given the doughnuts were done in the middle of nowhere around a plastic can meant that my perspective as the day was very poor. Two stars is generous I think. The staff saved it from being a one.

Poor organisation, long wait for transfer bus, that broke down, driver called mechanic to be told they were busy working on cars. Lack of facilities, no shade, hot day, no toilets available where parking was, no information regarding having to park miles from venue, no disability facilities. After 30 minutes or more waiting with a broken down bus, it was clear we would miss our allotted time slot. Decided to take long walk back to car and go home. Didn’t receive the experience we were expecting, sadly a not so nice Xmas present.
Request made to company for full refund.

Received this gift - Sender spent £150 for a 4 car driving "blast".

Problems began right away when trying to book. Call handler was very rude from the outset. Even just hung up at the end of the call. Called back to complain and told Chloe the Manager would call me back, but never did.

Dates available to book were very limited. They don't operate at each of their locations every day. They are a mobile business. Move around UK locations so you will have to fit your schedule with when they will be at your desired location.

You MUST pay extra to race at certain circuits (mine was at Brands Hatch +£50). You are encourgaed to pay extra to cover collision damage excess of £5000 per car. I did not take the insurance which would have been £60.

The gift is inclusive of just ordinary base model sports cars. Does NOT include Supercars (as per the title) - which you need to pay extra for.

Waited until experience day to leave the review as thought it might sway my opinion.

The basic "Gold" cars - are what you get in the gift. Choice of BMW i8, AudiR8, Jag F Type, Lamborghini Gallardo, Porsche911, Aston MartinDB9, Ferrari430, NissanGTR. I chose 3 of the basic - Gallardo, 911 and DB9 & paid for an upgraded Ferrari 458 +£30. Race track was congested. Not enough room to accelerate and build speed as loads of cars on track at same time.

The basic cars are really OLD. Dirty. Sticky. Steering wheels and seats sticky / worn. 3 of my cars were at least 15 / 20+ years old. The 911 and DB9 were almost certainly from pre 2005 era. DB9 had knocking, loose power steering rack with bushes almost non existent. 911 was just disgusting and bits missing. Gallardo just not pleasant. Highlight was the 458.

They "highly" recommend you pay for a Demo run of the circuit for instructor to give you feel of the track. I paid for this but when at the car the instructor just gave me 2 extra laps to do myself for £40 which I feel was not justified. Lots of selling going on. SD Cards/ Videos/ Photos...

I paid £120 on top of the gift given to me for the experience - Total £270 for 2 laps in each car.

NOT WORTH IT!

I attended Brands Hatch today for a driving experience, where I had booked the Mercedes AMG F1 car and the Porsche GT3 RS.

Overall, yes, you do get to drive some incredible cars. However, I left feeling disappointed. My booking was for 9:00am, but I didn’t get into the Mercedes until 9:58am and didn’t drive the Porsche until 10:45am. I appreciate that delays can happen, but there was little communication about the wait, and it took away from the overall experience.

On what is a controlled race circuit like Brands Hatch, I expected to be able to experience the cars properly. Instead, I felt like the instructors controlled the experience more than I controlled the car. There were constant instructions to slow down, which meant I never really got to appreciate what the Mercedes was capable of.

The instructor in the Mercedes came across as overly controlling and, at times, quite rude, which took away from the enjoyment of the experience.

On the other hand, Matt, who was with me in the Porsche GT3 RS, was excellent. He was friendly, encouraging, and actually allowed me to experience the car within safe limits. He clearly enjoyed his job and wanted customers to get the most out of the experience, which made a huge difference.

For anyone considering booking, I’d recommend looking at alternative locations or companies if you’re hoping for a true track driving experience. The cars themselves are fantastic, but the quality of the experience depends heavily on the instructor you’re paired with, and unfortunately mine was very inconsistent

An excellent company offering amazing high end car driving experiences in a safe and controlled manner, their driving tutors are superb and I really enjoyed my experience with them.

DRIVERS BEWARE. They don't pay you if their equipment and vehicles break down or you turn up after a 6 hour round trip drive to drive for them and they forget to book a hotel room the night before. We have a CCJ from the Court for the unpaid work. Mostly the cars are poorly maintenance and breakdown with their track equipment in the same state. Not a good company.

Partner went on a fast lap in an ariel atom. Driver decided to raise a hand off the steering wheel and look the other way, the car spun and ave my partner a concussion and damage to her back which caused nights of nausea and pain resulting in days off work. Complained to get no reply, complained again and sent ICO request for footage to no reply, finally got a girl named Samantha Mosley on the phone who said they never got it we came to realise was a lie. She took the matter up. I chased days later, no reply, called there to a very different attitude passing the buck telling me she couldn't help and it wasnt her job to reply to me. resulted in her hanging up. So ignored the complaint, ignored the ICO legal request, hangs up on customers after careless driving caused injury. They got in a huddle after also to have a laugh about it whilst my partner sat in the middle still in the car then sent her back out. Add the fact one of their higher ups is in jail for armed robbery and the fact they have a 2 score in reviews on here under another variant of the name. Same as on trip advisor where they have the trumped up reviews they want you to see and those they dont. And i would say you have a complete bunch of sharks only interested in your money so you can sit in traffic for 3 laps behind doris and the gang. Busy contacting the ICO and sending a letter of intention to CCJ. Good luck ignoring that you bunch of crooks. Queue the generic reply from them telling me to email in when theyve clearly ignored matters. My advice. AVOID!

Disappointed. It’s clear they are more interested in how many extras they can sell you including extra insurance, rather than the customer experience. Apparently if you hit a cone it’s a £5000 fine. I found staff particularly unhelpful with Lots of unwanted waiting around. The photo package is poor. Get a friend to take a pic on their iPhone, it will look better. Not very well organised. The car I drove had seriously inadequate windscreen wipers. On this rainy day, it made driving extremely difficult. The brake pedal kept sticking on, the dashboard had multiple warning lights on. Not what I expected from a supercar experience. They really need to up their game.

I’m writing to express my deep disappointment with the service I received from this company.
Five days before my scheduled session, I contacted them to request a date change due to a family emergency — a funeral. I was told that because I had missed the seven-day cutoff, no changes could be made. There was no empathy, no flexibility — just a suggestion to email if I had further concerns.
I followed up via email the next day, explaining the situation in full. While I received an initial response within a few hours, it felt like a generic, copy-and-paste reply, stating that the booking couldn’t be moved due to “admin already completed.” I replied promptly and followed up three more times, but heard nothing further until five days later — after the event had already passed.
This delay, combined with the dismissal of my concern about flexible cancellation options, reflects poorly on the company’s values and customer care. The fact that flexibility was only possible if the person who gifted me the experience had paid more upfront felt opportunistic and lacking in compassion.
Eventually, I was offered a 50% discount. While acknowledged, this gesture felt inadequate and frankly insensitive given the circumstances. It reinforced the impression that policy was prioritized over people.
I’m sharing this experience to highlight:
• A lack of empathy during a deeply personal and difficult time
• Poorly timed and delayed communication that prevented resolution
• An unreasonable expectation to pay more for basic flexibility
• Inconsistent and unconvincing explanations for the company’s inflexibility
I hope this feedback encourages the company to reflect on how it handles sensitive situations in the future — with more humanity, responsiveness, and care.