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Learn to Drive at Age 11

29-June-2009

A new driving academy especially created for children by Mercedes Benz has been launched in the UK by this week, allowing kids from over 1.5m tall and up to get behind the wheel.

If tall enough to reach the pedals of an A-Class, kids are deemed ready to join the Mercedes Stars Driving Club. The aim is to teach future drivers to drive correctly and establish good driving habits well before they’re legally allowed on public roads.

Given that car accidents are the biggest cause of death of teenage children in the UK; that drivers under the age of 25 in Britain cause 1,000 deaths per year, and that teenagers make up one in four road fatalities, this driving school can be considered much more than a just a gimmick or marketing tool.

The curriculum involves professional instructors giving kids both practical and theory tests, working their way through levels to eventually enable them to pass the national driving test. At this stage, the kids are permitted to drive the Mercedes AMG power cars around the track.

Patrick Demsey Drives for Kids' Charity

29-June-2009

Patrick Demsey seems to have taken Paul Newman’s place in the way of combining acting with the racetrack and a charity (for a Children’s Hospital in Seattle).

Patrick, who set up his own racing teem in 2005, regularly competes on the track and has even entered the Daytona 24-hour race driving a Ferrari F430 GT.

“For me, to be at Le Mans racing, and racing a Ferrari, it’s a dream come true. I have two co-drivers and we just need to go at a pace that we can stick to and control what we can control and deal with whatever comes up. Everybody has a chance. I’d love to be on the podium. We’ll see,” says Patrick.

An avid car fan since childhood, Patrick was encouraged to race by none other than his devoted wife who told him to “get off the couch, stop watching the Speed channel and go out and do it”.