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New Supercar Club

GT3 RS or Gallardo Superleggera round the Nurburgring? New RS Academy offers both

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The RS Academy, unlike most supercar clubs, concentrates mainly on track driving. The club has collected together a Porsche GT3 RS, a Gallardo Superlegerra, a Renault Megane R26R, a BMW M3 CSL, a Radical SR3 and a Caterham R500 Superlight.

All cars are offered with private tuition of three tracks, the Nurburgring Nordschleife, Spa Franorchamps in Belgium and the private Ascari track in Spain.

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Members will also receive access to the Auto Lusso Supercar Club and the Classic Car Club Fleet.

Membership to the club will set you back £17,495, although you can sign up with a friend for £11,250 each; either way it’s probably best to get saving.

For further information on the Academy go to www.rs-academy.co.uk

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