Audi Driving Experience
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The Audi Driving Experience is a driver's education program run from Panoz Racing School locations. Courses are offered at Road Atlanta and Sebring International Raceway. Programs are offered for adults or teenagers for one or two days. A state-certified driver training school for teenagers is run out of Road Atlanta. The Audi Driving Experience offers teenage students a chance to learn the basics of defensive driving and emergency maneuvers, while building upon these for a more performance oriented program for adults.
Audi provides A4, A3, and TT models for the school. The tire manufacturer Pirelli provides tires for the program, and wheel manufacturer BBS provides wheels.
In Australia, it is known as the Audi Drive Experience, and is run on an annual basis in the eastern states. As with the US programme, vehicles are provided. Unlike BMW's offering, which is provided with the sale of certain high-performance models, it is an optional fee-paying course.
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