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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
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Recently got into the Hyperdrive series on Netflix. Can't believe its been out since 2019 and I've never noticed it. Its got me thinking it might be fun, and useful?, to learn some of the manoeuvres.
Are there any recommended driving schools in Melb which teaches that sort of stuff? Not talking about serious competition level, but just a bit of fun and to learn something new. Preferably something that has different levels of difficulty progression, rather than just a one day course. (Not looking for schools operating out of maccas carparks in melton, noble park or the likes)
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Learning to drive like Hyperdrive
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