Hello I am the owner of j speed motorgroup I decided to rent the race track for my customers so I contacted racing adventures. The payment process was easy and David even came out to our facility to pick up the payment. When it came to the day when he had to come out and have fun david was there on time and was very professional even when we had over 20 drivers everything was great and we had a great time. Thank you David we will see you again soon. Read Less

Hello I am the owner of j speed motorgroup I decided to rent the race track for my customers so I contacted racing adventures. The payment process was easy and David even came out to our facility to pick up the payment. When it came to the day when he had to come out and have fun david was there on time and was very professional even when we had over 20 drivers everything was great and we had a great time. Thank you David we will see you again soon. Read Less

I too felt scammed after purchasing a $125 Living Social voucher to this company for a Porsche 911 driving experience for my husband's birthday.  These guys made just ONE race date for, wait for it, the exact same day the voucher expired in June!  (What a coincidence!) Well we signed up for that date online, as instructed, and then we waited for the day to arrive. A few days prior they sent an email, not even a courtesy call to make sure you got it, letting everyone know that because it was "too hot" in June they were postponing the race day until 'sometime' in the Fall.  Unfortunately my husband's junk folder gobbled up that postponement email and he took the time off work and drove clear out to their abandoned looking track in the far West Valley the day of the scheduled race only to find that nobody was there, there was no note on the door, the parking lot was full of weeds and nobody was answering their phones at their corporate offices in Scottsdale either!!   Way to instill confidence in your company, folks.  Until he found that postponement email in his junk folder we were certain they'd simply gone out of business!  Also, can I just ask, weren't they **already** well aware that it is routinely hot in June in the Phoenix Metro area?  Seriously????  It wasn't even record heat, just normal June heat.  That flimsy excuse alone made it clear to us that this cancellation was pre-planned on their part.  Sell the vouchers and collect the customer's money NOW and then cancel the bogus race date and reschedule it, maybe, or so far out in the future the customers probably can't make it.  Oh, and make damn good and sure you push it out past the cancellation date on the voucher, that way they have no recourse through Living Social either!  Very clever scam, you guys...Well, after a couple of months of waiting with no word from them on when the new race date was, my husband called and dealt with one of the rudest people ever, who brusquely cut him off and talked down to him all because my husband had the audacity to ask them for a specific date in the Fall when they were going to hold the replacement event so we could plan for it.  They were nothing but evasive about the date for the replacement race, so all we could do was wait and see.  They eventually decided to send an email about the replacement date in early November, and they only gave us about a week's advance notice of the race date on Saturday, November 9th.  As it turns out, it was the exact same date and time as our son's final Little League game, so we immediately replied to their email and explained the conflict and asked about a possible second date but they didn't reply.  Finally, the race day was the next day (and still no reply) so my husband called them and explained the problem and they said that was the one and only replacement date and if we couldn't make it our $125 voucher was forfeited...what they wanted to happen all along, I'm sure.  We asked them if we could give it to a friend to go in my husband's place and they begrudgingly agreed, as long as we signed the voucher over to him.  So my husband wrote a note right on the voucher saying that he was giving it to our friend and he signed it and we gave the friend all the paperwork.  But that was apparently not good enough for them, because when our friend showed up to redeem the voucher the next morning they tried to turn him away because he hadn't brought a signed letter WITH a photograph of my husband's drivers license.  (WTF?!?)  Lucky for our friend we were able to send a photo of a quickly written letter and my husband's license to him via Smart phone and they *finally* acquiesced and let him use the voucher.Oh and our friend wasn't exactly impressed with the experience, he said it was too restrictive and you really weren't able to get the car to a decent speed.  So take it from me folks, doing business with these people is simply not worth the hassle and misrepresentation and the snotty, rude attitude.   Try another company that specializes in this kind of thing, I don't think these guys aren't worth the stress.And yes, I reported them to Living Social too. Read Less

I can't say if this will be for you or not, but  their website is not accurate. RE the laps,  the instructor rides with you the entire time and they only do 1 car at a time which makes it take FOREVER. Whether that's a pro or con is an individual thing I guess, but the website give you the impression you'll be driving the car on your own after the orientation laps. They were running late, so plan for longer than the 2 hours.  They charge you $50 fine if you go over 6,000 RPM too.  The instructors were obviously worn out and talked about what a long day they'd had. When you're paying $100+ for 15 minutes of someone's time that's not the best feeling. I gripe at work too, but not in front of my customers. I missed the living social but maybe that's just as well based on the other comments.Overall I'd say it's a bit oversold, but people looked like they had fun. Read Less

What a dissapointment.  I purchased a living social coupon. I called the Los Angeles location which is actually in Rosamond, Ca, spoke to the owner who informed me that the last day to make a reservation was the day before my call, how convenient, even though it was before the expiration date on the coupon.  He was rude and unhelpful, not at all what I would have expected from a company owner trying to grow a business. From reading other reviews it seems to be a reoccuring theme within this company, regadless of location, to try and not redeem the vouchers. I think this company and their coupons are scams Read Less

This place treats customers like insects. Worst customer service and a total scam. I bought a Living Social deal and they refused to let me claim it. The guy I spoke with kept talking over me and then threatened to hang up when I had the audacity to request that he listen to me before interrupting. Save your money and don't support businesses that hate their customers. Read Less

Save your money. The options described on the website are extremely deceiving. I did the half day package. This was suppose to be a 4 hour "experience". I arrived at early as requested on the website, but the instructors arrived half an hour late. After waiting another half hour for them to unload the cars we finally got to drive. We followed an instructed at 30 mph around the track for 15 minutes. Then, we waited an hour while others drove. Then, we drove around again at 30 mph for 15 minutes. Then, waited another hour. We then drove around the course reaching a max speed of 60 mph. For the 4 hours of driving that was advertised, I only drove for 45 minutes. Moreover, the majority of the instructors were very unprofessional. Overall, a terrible experience. The whole time I felt like I had been duped out of my money. Read Less