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Kids' Drift Course: A First in France, Open to Children from Age 9!














Spotting a passion before it becomes a talent

Motorsport has always shared something with the great disciplines: vocations are born early.

Whether in karting, motorcycling or car racing, future drivers almost always start young. So why not in drift?

Today, a new opportunity exists: letting children discover this discipline from the age of 9, in professional, supervised and safe conditions.

And what if, behind a simple introduction, lay the start of a passion… or a future career?


A first in France: drift made accessible to children

Double commandes Nissan 370Z

With Torque Drift School, drift is no longer reserved for adults. Thanks to specially prepared vehicles fitted with dual controls, children can take the wheel in complete safety, accompanied by an instructor.







This system allows for:

  • full control of the vehicle by the professional

  • a genuinely immersive experience for the child

  • immediate progress, with no risk

It's this combination that now makes possible what wasn't before.

What if your child already had a driver's reflexes?

Some children naturally develop:

  • excellent coordination

  • fast reflexes

  • an instinctive understanding of movement

Drift is a particularly revealing discipline. Why? Because it requires:

  • managing loss of grip

  • anticipating the vehicle's reactions

  • coordinating steering, throttle and eyes

All skills that can appear very early… as long as they're given a space to express themselves.

More than a course: an experience to share together

Beyond performance or discovery, these courses create something stronger: a moment of sharing between parents and children.

Watching your child take the wheel for the first time, improve, and pull off their first drifts… it's a memorable experience, as much for them as for you.

For the child:

  • pride

  • thrills

  • pushing their limits


For the parent:

  • emotion

  • surprise

  • admiration


It's a shared memory, far from the usual activities.

A safe setting to reveal potential

Everything is designed to combine fun and safety:

  • 100% drift-prepared vehicles

  • Dual controls, driving-school style

  • Professional instructors

  • Closed, suitable circuits


The aim isn't to "do what the grown-ups do," but to discover intelligently and progress with confidence.

A simple idea: try, observe… and perhaps reveal

Not every child will become a driver. But some just might surprise you. A drift course is:

  • a first approach to driving

  • a way to reveal abilities

  • a spark for passion


And sometimes, the greatest journeys begin with a simple experience.


Offering far more than a gift

Giving your child a drift course isn't just about treating them. It's about:

  • letting them experience something unique

  • sharing a powerful moment with them

  • giving them the chance to discover themselves


And perhaps, without even knowing it, helping them find their path.


Conclusion: what if it all started now?

Drift is now accessible from the age of 9. But beyond the discipline, it's a new way of seeing driving that's emerging:

  • earlier

  • more supervised

  • more accessible


And above all, more human. Because before it's a sport, driving is an emotion… one that's passed on.


For this exclusive first day on Friday, April 24, 2026, Jason BANET, two-time French Drift Champion and Drift Masters competitor, will be on hand to give drift ride-alongs to everyone who has booked this experience!


An experience to enjoy… even as a spectator

This day is also open to those who'd like to attend the event. However, to guarantee optimal conditions and quality supervision, access is by prior registration only. 👉 To book your visit: hello@torqueschool.com  ⚠️ Without registration, access to the site cannot be granted.

👉 What if this moment became one of your finest memories together? Watch your child take the wheel, improve, and reveal their potential. ➡️ Check availability and book your session!

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