Humda Launching Go-Kart Training for Driving Prospects
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The Hungarian Motorsport and Green Mobility Development Agency (Humda) has announced the launch of a go-kart training program for children between the ages of six and 10 to promote safe driving and probe for the next generation of race car drivers, according to autopro.hu.
The four-week, eight-session Humda Go-Kart School, uses teaching materials based on international examples and focuses first on the basics, after which more advanced training could follow.
Applications for the program will be accepted between October 1 and November 12.
Applicants, up to twelve for each of the six tracks in the program, will be picked on a first-come, first-served basis.
The course fee is HUF 95,000.
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