- Can both brothers come to the drift class together?
- Yes, and that is the real hook of the brother gift: you buy two Drift Intros — yours and his — for 600 USD total. You arrive at the circuit together, gear up together and take turns at the wheel: while one drives, the other watches. Each gets their own 30 minutes, their own experience, and the story is told in two voices.
- Does my brother need to know how to drive manual?
- He does not need to be an expert. The instructor handles the complexity: your brother presses the clutch when told, puts it in first or second, accelerates, brakes and steers as guided. The handbrake to initiate the drift is operated by the instructor from his side. If he ever drove manual in his life, he is ready; if he never touched one, the first lap is for adaptation and the 30-minute Intro is designed for that curve.
- Can the gift cost be split among the family?
- Yes. If there are three siblings, each puts in 100 USD for his Drift Intro. Two siblings plus mom and dad: 75 USD a head. The 500 USD Drift Experience among five people is 100 USD a head — cheaper than the birthday cake, and it stands as the joint family gift. You book with a 50% deposit by bank transfer and pay the rest at the track on the day of the class, in cash (pesos or dollars) or by transfer.
- Is it better to gift it as a surprise or as an invitation?
- There are two modes. Surprise mode: you book with the 50% deposit and show him a card or PDF with the confirmation on his birthday — works if you know his schedule well. Invitation mode: on his birthday you say "your gift is drift, you pick when" and he coordinates the date directly with us — more flexible, recommended for brothers in very busy life stages. Either way: cancellation with 48 hours notice, no penalties; and within 10 calendar days of purchase, giving 24 hours notice before the class, withdrawal with a full refund (Argentine Law 24.240, art. 34).
By Dmitrii McCarthy