The principle behind the club is similar to other membership based performance car hire clubs; an annual membership
fee buys you a set number of
points which you then exchange against the
use of the car that you wish to use for a specific day (points can also be used for other services that we offer
and in addition can be topped up or carried over). Points are allocated to cars based upon a number of factors;
- » The value of the car
fewer points will be required for the lower members of the fleet whilst cars like the JP1 will attract a premium
- » The time of year
fewer points will be required in "off peak" times to help smooth demand
- » Weekend or weekday
fewer points will be required mid-week with the weekends attracting a premium
- » Insurance excess
different levels of insurance excess are available with a corresponding difference in required points
We currently offer a choice of 2
membership levels differing only in the total
number of points allocated (10000 at Monza level and 22500
at Monaco level) and thus the numbers of days of hire that you can reasonably expect to get in any one membership period.
We like to maintain an open and honest approach to the way in which we run the club so in the spirit of this we need to
tell you about the controls we put in place on our cars. These controls exist to protect both the cars and the collective
interest of all of our members, however they have been designed in such as way as not to detract from your enjoyment and
ensure that the experience is as good as undertaking the event in your own car:
- » Shift change lights
These are provided to indicate the ideal change up point in the interests of maximum power
- » Rev limits
All cars have hard rev limits that will always be set slightly above that required for absolute
maximum power. In addition all cars incorporate sophisticated RPM logging equipment which will indicate if at any
time an "overspeed" has occurred
- » Time restrictions
Cars should be used for no more than 30 minutes in every hour. This restriction serves the collecive interests of all
our members and also stems from our committment to safety - it is simply not possible for the average driver to
maintain the concentration levels required when driving at track pace for any longer than this period
- » Insurance excess
Each car has, what we feel, is an appropriately set insurance excess although this can be influenced by the member who
may be able to reduce this excess by "spending" additional points