how far do you let your kids go
17 July 2011, 07:11 PM
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how far do you let your kids go
personally i think this is insane if he is doing this at that age then what will it be like in a few more years 
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17 July 2011, 10:02 PM
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well his dad will have bough t him a tidy lambo by then lol
but in fairness teaching kids to drive earlyt is no bad thing - he will already have some driveing awareness and the skill to drive.
just aslong as hes taught driving like that is track behaviour, and isnt a **** behind the wheel on the road
but in fairness teaching kids to drive earlyt is no bad thing - he will already have some driveing awareness and the skill to drive.
just aslong as hes taught driving like that is track behaviour, and isnt a **** behind the wheel on the road
17 July 2011, 10:07 PM
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My son has just passed his test and I want him to drive mine on track next time I go
He said he is worried about the risk of damage
Its good for them to learn the skills of driving but its better for them to know the consequences of their actions
He said he is worried about the risk of damage
Its good for them to learn the skills of driving but its better for them to know the consequences of their actions
17 July 2011, 10:27 PM
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Anyone else notice no seatbelt?
He only turns the steering wheel when off throttle too.
I still think it's good to let him have a go in a controlled environment.
He only turns the steering wheel when off throttle too.
I still think it's good to let him have a go in a controlled environment.
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Went to the Nurburgring recently and was shocked by a BMW 325 touring driver who was staying at our hotel who openly admitted taking his 7 year old lad round with him on every lap he did. What a joke.
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my earliest driving memory was when I was about 5 sitting on my brothers knee doing the steering in his old chevette HSR 
when I was old enough to reach the pedals my dad used to give me shots on some of his friends farm roads.
I think it should be encouraged so that the kids learn a bit of responsibility, but obviously in the correct supervised and safe situation.
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when I was old enough to reach the pedals my dad used to give me shots on some of his friends farm roads.I think it should be encouraged so that the kids learn a bit of responsibility, but obviously in the correct supervised and safe situation.
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17 July 2011, 11:04 PM
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No seatbelt, pedal could jam on floor mat etc, then what at least have an adult in the passanger seat but each to their own driving young i support all the way but in the correct manner (supervised)
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