Portugal Awaits!

Two amazing circuits await you in Portugal. We’ll spend April 7th and 8th on Autodromo Internacional do Algarve (commonly referred to as Portimao Circuit) and April 10th on Circuit Estoril.
This all-inclusive adventure is the automotive enthusiasts dream trip! Surrounded in the beauty of this amazing peninsula there’s no reason this has to be a solo trip to these tracks. We have amazing accommodations by the ocean, fantastic meals to share and lots of memories and new friends to make on this trip. Included with your registration:

Airport transfers to and from Lisbon airport on April 6th and April 11th
- Possible to opt out of this if you would like to manage your own transportation for the week
Accommodations
Lunches and Dinners
Track Inclusions
- Car
- Fuel
- Instruction (amount of instruction time varies depending on car selection)
- Track entry
- Not included but possible to add: Track insurance

The Autodromo Internacional do Algarve (commonly referred to as Portimao Circuit)
This famous as a favorite of the World Superbike Championships, this flowing rollercoaster of tarmac is a must-drive – especially now that you have this exclusive opportunity with Hooked on Driving and RSR Iberia.
Construction on the track finished in October 2008, and was designed by Ricardo Pina Arquitectos. Sporting some major elevation changes, creating both blind crests and tricky cambers to keep challenging you every lap you drive! Overall, Portimao Circuit is super-fast, super exciting and super safe - provided you give it the respect it demands!

Circuit Estoril officially known as Autódromo Fernanda Pires da Silva
This is a 4.182 km (2.599 mi) long circuit on the Portuguese Riviera just outside of Lisbon. It was the home of the Formula One Portuguese Grand Prix from 1984 to 1996.It continues to host major series in recent years, such as the FIA World Touring Car Cup, European Le Mans Series and the FIM Endurance World Championship. The circuit offers a lot of variety, fast passages and technical combinations. Safety is a top priority, the run-off zones comply with international standards.