Take a high-performance car, put it on an ice rink, and try to navigate a course of obstacles. Under professional supervision, clients learn how to handle these immense machines on the most unforgiving surfaces. Alternatively, try your hand at 4x4 off-roading on snowy trails.
It's uncommon to drive into danger knowingly, but ice driving allows the driver to push themselves and the machine to their limits. Several manufacturers offer winter driving experiences, including BMW and Audi in the Austrian Alps and Renault in the French Alps.
Ice driving is about experiencing high-performance cars on this most challenging surface and learning techniques to guide the car around obstacles. Courses run with multiple cars to allow teams to take part, but the activity is an individual one, with the driver and professional co-driver.
The Saalbach-Hinterglemm ice driving takes place in Saalfelden, just outside a valley, while both Val Thorens and Sölden offer their driving courses at altitudes over 2000m.
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