1. Driver and Safety Briefing Kyalami Race Track

2. The Fantastic Racing team Welcome to Fantastic Racing! We only have three rules:  Do not be afraid! We will make sure that you feel as safe and re-assured as possible.  Enjoy yourself! Feel free to ask as many questions as you like.  Listen carefully! This safety briefing will help you get more out of the experience. www.fantasticracing.com

3. Agenda for the day Agenda for the day www.fantasticracing.com  Driver and Safety briefing  Introduction to the cars  Sighting laps  Getting your gear on  Seat and harness fitting  Racing: Four sessions of six or seven laps: - Two warm-up laps following pace car - Maximum of six cars on track at any one time Between sessions: - Debriefing - Re-hydration Finally - Best Driver Awards!

4. Fantastic Racing boasts one of the best racing fleets in the world!  Reynard 98E  Used in US Champ Car series  British made  Race configured  3.5 V6 Dodge engine  450 BHP/tonne  Six-speed gearbox  Tuned for your safety  Tested to full FIA safety standards The fleet www.fantasticracing.com

5. The Kyalami track  Kyalami has played host to no less than 20 Formula One Grand Prixs. The last, in 1993, was won by Alain Prost.  It is still used for domestic Grand Prixs and for F1 testing.  The track includes: Twelve corners One chicane Several long straights  It boast one infamous long downhill straight – ‘the mineshaft’!  We will escort you on a sighting lap prior to your first race session. www.fantasticracing.com

6. Kyalami Pit “In” Pit “Out”

7. Basic track rules  ENTERING THE TRACK Enter track at end of pit lane. WATCH OUT FOR OTHER CARS! Always wait for safety marshal to give the all clear. Accelerate once you are safely past turn one.  LEAVING THE TRACK Keep to the left of the track. Pit entrance is just before last corner. Raise left hand so other drivers know you are leaving the track. Enter pits SLOWLY!  PIT LANE Drive slowly! Park: Where the team directs. Behind other cars in a line. www.fantasticracing.com

8. Basic Driving Techniques

9. What you need to know:  The braking point  The turn-in point  The apex  The exit Racing lines www.fantasticracing.com

10. Braking and the brake point www.fantasticracing.com  Brake at or before the brake marker  The golden rule at corners is - SLOW IN FAST OUT The most common novice mistake is to enter corners too quickly. The car becomes unstable and will spin If you want good lap times – SLOW IN FAST OUT  Brake in a straight line  Brake gently at first - then apply more pressure progressively  Downshifting Only downshift gears: After braking When in a straight line When you are in full control of the car

11. The turning-in point www.fantasticracing.com  You need to have the car completely stable as you approach the turning-in point.  Golden Rule: Slow in fast out!

12. Taking the apex www.fantasticracing.com APEX  Do not ride the kerb.  Apply power progressively.

13. The exit point www.fantasticracing.com EXIT  The exit point is crucial.  Too much power too early with the wrong line will put you off the track!  Do not mount concrete curb on exit.

14. Turn 1 www.fantasticracing.com

15. Turn 2 www.fantasticracing.com

16. Turn 3 www.fantasticracing.com

17. Turn 4 www.fantasticracing.com

18. Turn 5 www.fantasticracing.com

19. Turn 6 www.fantasticracing.com

20. Turn 7 www.fantasticracing.com

21. Turn 8 Turn 8 www.fantasticracing.com

22. Turn 9 www.fantasticracing.com

23. Turn 10 Turn 10 www.fantasticracing.com

24. Turn 11 www.fantasticracing.com

25. Chicane (bus stop) Chicane (bus stop) www.fantasticracing.com

26. Turn 12 www.fantasticracing.com

27.  A good start is of utmost important.  You must go through the following steps at the start of every session! First two laps of each session www.fantasticracing.com

28.  Go slowly in the pit lane.  When you are first on the track, go slowly and gradually build up speed. The first laps are called ‘sighting’ laps.  This is the crucial warm-up period of your session. It warms up the car - Engine, brakes and tyres It warms you up! - Just like any other sport - You need to get used to the speed and feel of the car First two laps of each session www.fantasticracing.com

29.  Too late on braking  Not braking in a straight line  Downshifting before braking  Downshifting when the car is not in control  Putting too much power on before the apex  Putting too much power on during the exit  Not warming up - yourself and/or the car  Oil on the track and/or wet track What will cause you to spin or come off the track www.fantasticracing.com

30. Safe Overtaking Areas www.fantasticracing.com

31. Safe Overtaking Areas www.fantasticracing.com WARNING If you overtake outside the ‘Safe Overtaking Areas’ you will be black-flagged!

32. The Cars and Communication

33.  Sit as if you are lying in a bath  Five-buckle harness Must be very tight.  Monocoque tub Ultra safe! The Reynard cockpit www.fantasticracing.com

34.  Designed to protect your head in the cockpit. Your head should be supported on either side by the head rest. Secured by quick-release screws. The head rest www.fantasticracing.com

35.  Release Cross your hands and Twist out screws The head rest www.fantasticracing.com

36.  Five Buckle  A well-buckled safety harness ensures that you are: Very secure in the cockpit But able to operate all controls Safety harness www.fantasticracing.com

37.  Drive in the ‘10 to 2’ position  To detach: Pull back safety release behind the wheel  To replace: Pull safety release Push back on ALWAYS double check by pulling hard on steering wheel!  Your car number will be on your steering wheel. The steering wheel www.fantasticracing.com

38. Cockpit controls www.fantasticracing.com Kill Switch Gear Indicator Rev Counter and Rev Limiter Start Button Start Switch Fire Gear Lever

39.  Six-speed sequential gear box  Upshifting: Neutral = 0 To access first gear - push forward Second to sixth gear - pull back  Downshifting: Push gently forward  Clutch and Accelerator Clutch - Use as in a normal car - ‘Dab’ the clutch when changing Accelerator – - On UPSHIFT only and for all changes - Come off quickly but smoothly - Quickly and smoothly back on once shift completed Gear changes www.fantasticracing.com

40.  Wait for booster pack to be connected  Pit crew will tell you when to start  Turn kill switch ON  Push starter switch UP  Push starter button Starting process www.fantasticracing.com

41. Wing mirrors www.fantasticracing.com  Very small  Ensure good visibility when seated  Always check when leaving pit lane  Tip: use in corners to get best view

42.  Helmet - please handle with care!  Balaclava  Race suit  Gloves  Boots Race gear www.fantasticracing.com All articles of race gear must be worn

43. Flags – how we communicate with you SLOW DOWN Return to pits BLACK Counselling and disqualification Recovery vehicles on track SLOW DOWN Return to pits RED Serious incident Recovery vehicles on track SLOW DOWN Until past incident YELLOW Incident CAUTION: maintain line Allow faster vehicle to pass BLUE Make way for faster car Complete current lap Return to pits CHEQUERED Race is over www.fantasticracing.com

44.  Speeding in the pit lane  Not warming up on the first two laps  Bunching (not your fault!)  Braking after the brake marker  Downshifting before braking  Kerbing  Overtaking outside safe overtaking zone  Driving beyond your racing skills What will cause you to be black-flagged www.fantasticracing.com

45.  Mechanical Always watch/listen for unusual signs Slow down and return to pits  Spins As soon as control is lost: BRAKE HARD to get car stationary  Offs (and crashes) Switch engine off Get out and replace steering wheel Move away from the car (but not closer to the track!) Wait for the marshals What to do if things go wrong www.fantasticracing.com

46.  You confirm that you have inspected the cars, inside and out, for safety and are satisfied with their condition as safe and race ready.  You confirm that you have attended the dedicated safety briefing session and understood all aspects of it.  You are medically fit and healthy and do not suffer from any illness or ailment that would restrict you from taking part.  You do not hold Fantastic Racing Limited – and/or its directors, officers, agents, employees, members or any person involved in the provision of the controlled racing, responsible  You understand and agree that this Waiver and Release is binding on your heirs, assigns and legal representatives Please note: Fantastic Racing employs a ‘YOU BEND YOU MEND’ policy if damage is caused by reckless driving! Waiver www.fantasticracing.com

47. The Best Driver Award will be won by the driver who: Consistently improves performance Drives the best line Demonstrates the best execution of key events Incurs no penalties, black flags or accidents Best Driver Awards www.fantasticracing.com

48. Be safe – safety is in your hands. FANTASTICSAFEIf you follow the rules you will have a FANTASTIC and SAFE day. Have an awesome day!