A Racing Team
That Teaches

The EXR story

Most driving-experience operators rent cars and hire staff. EXR grew the other way around: we started as racers. The team competes, wins and maintains its own machines — and over more than a decade, that racing culture became a school. The people coaching you in the passenger seat are licensed instructors who live this sport, not seasonal hires reading a script.

That heritage shapes every detail of a session. The briefing you get is the briefing a novice racer gets. The lines you're taught around Arad's 14 corners are the lines the team drives in competition. And the debrief at the end — with your video footage in hand — is the same feedback loop that makes racing drivers faster.

The fleet we race and share

Our cars are chosen for contrast: the Chevrolet Corvette C6 — a 450-hp V8, rear-driven and gloriously loud; the Mitsubishi EVO X — 300 turbocharged horsepower, four-wheel drive and a manual gearbox with rally in its blood; and the BMW M240 — a turbo straight-six that is the most balanced, precise teaching tool we own. Meet all three properly on the cars page.

Two venues, one standard

We operate at the Arad race trackin southern Israel — the country's most technical circuit, licensed by the Ministry of Culture & Sport and the motorsport authority, with an official pit lane, paddock and a spectator area for up to 1,000 people — and on the Judean Hills mountain roads at Nes Harim, about 30 minutes from Jerusalem. Wherever you drive with us, the standard is identical: certified instructor in the car, safety briefing, insurance, and video and photo coverage — every single time. Compare the two venues here.

English-speaking service is part of that standard too — from the WhatsApp conversation to the in-car coaching — which is why visitors from abroad make up a growing share of our drivers. If that's you, start with the tourist's guide.