Kyiv base
Send your details and we will reply with a session slot, an instructor pairing and the first practice exercise for your level.
Both bases follow the same format: skill assessment, telemetry logging, structured practice, and an instructor debrief. Pick the venue that fits your route and car.
Kyiv base
Lviv base
Bring your own car and a valid driving licence. Four sessions run per day at each base. We do not issue licences or government certification of any kind. Request an assessment or write to contact@oriantirs.com.
Sessions run on a closed handling course with an instructor in the passenger seat. Three things have to be true before we put you on it.
| Requirement | Detail | Checked |
|---|---|---|
| Valid driving licence | A full category B licence held for at least three years, valid on the session date and shown in person. Learner permits, expired cards and licences without translation are not accepted. | On arrival |
| Vehicle condition | Roadworthy and road legal: at least 1.6 mm tyre tread, working brakes and lights, no warning lights on the dash, no fluid leaks, tyres set to the manufacturer pressures. | Pre-session check |
| Tyres and brakes | Track tyres are welcome but never required. We turn away cars with cracked discs, glazed pads or a brake fluid change older than 24 months. | Pre-session check |
| Personal safety | Closed-toe shoes, seatbelt worn at all times, nothing loose in the cabin. Helmets are available at the course at no extra cost. | Briefing |
| Controlled environment | All driving happens on the closed handling course. Two cars on track at a time, a marshal briefing before the first run, and venue weather and noise limits enforced throughout. | Every run |
We run advanced driver development sessions only. No official licensing or government certification is provided, and we do not examine for any licence category. Telemetry improvements are individual and depend on the practice you do between sessions.
Ready to book? Send an assessment request or read about the session venues first.