How Porsche Teaches People To Not Suck At Driving

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Driving! It's a very useful ability. It allows people to take their kids to school or go to a bad part of town to buy drugs. It is also done on a racetrack sometimes. The problem is, most people are terrible at it. Fortunately, these folks are here to help: the Porsche Sport Driving School.

The Porsche driving school is dedicated to helping people learn to not not suck at driving. They even let you bring your own 911!

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But since it costs about $1,500 a day, most of us poor schlubs can't afford to go there, let alone bring a 911 along. Thankfully, the good people at XCAR went there for us, and they brought video cameras along for good measure, too.

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XCAR's Alex Goy takes a car through some of the school's challenges, including a wet road designed to cause spinouts and the simulation of an icy road. It's the kind of advice that can help on the track and in the real world.

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Speaking of "track," then they get to run some laps in the 911 on Silverstone. Best school day ever? Maybe.