Winter Break in Buenos Aires: An Adrenaline Plan for Adults
By Dmitrii McCarthy

Winter break in Buenos Aires: an adrenaline plan for adults
This article is currently available in Spanish. A native English version is coming soon. Quick summary: every July, Buenos Aires fills up with winter-break plans aimed at kids — and adults who stayed in the city get cinema, malls and grey skies. The alternative: learn to drift. A prepared BMW E36 328i, rear-wheel drive, on a private closed track on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, one-on-one with a professional instructor riding shotgun. No experience needed, automatic-only drivers welcome (the clutch is basically just for pulling away), and classes run in any weather — wet-track drifting is actually easier and more fun. Winter bonus: cold dense air makes the straight-six feel alive, and tyre smoke hangs thicker in cold air, so your videos look twice as cinematic. Prices: Drift Intro $300 USD (30 min), Drift Experience $500 USD (60 min plus edited video), Pro Driver course $2000 USD (5 sessions). Car, fuel, tyres and helmet included. Each student can bring up to 3 spectators; couples book consecutive classes and take turns.
For the full story — winter tips, couple format and FAQs — see the Spanish version or message us on WhatsApp at +54 9 11 6833-3342.