The "2009 Macau Grand Prix" has just ended, and both participants and many spectators have just experienced the thrill of high-speed racing, feeling their heart rates soar to the limit. If you want to immerse yourself in an even more thrilling event, head to Sweden in Northern Europe. There, you can drive supercars such as Ferraris, Lamborghinis, and Porsches alongside experienced driving instructors and challenge yourself to a once-in-a-lifetime polar adventure!
When it comes to the natural scenery of Northern Europe, aside from the aurora borealis in the far north, the western fjords of Norway and the Lapland region in Finland, Norway, and northern Sweden—with their nearly four-month-long snow season—become the most vibrant areas for winter activities. Due to the climate, this area's land is permanently frozen. Viewed from above, the fragmented icy terrain creates one of the most unique landscapes. Futa Travel presents the "2010 Swedish Polar Ice Lake Supercar Adventure," where travelers can not only ride reindeer or husky sleds but also drive luxury sports cars across magnificently rugged terrains, enjoying an astonishingly unique journey full of thrills.
Futa Travel specially invites experienced driving instructors, equipped with professional tools such as cameras and data recorders, to teach passengers how to safely control direction and execute emergency stops under the harsh conditions of ice and snow. Throughout the training process, you’ll have the chance to push your driving skills to the limit in a supercar capable of speeds up to 150 km/h, all on an ice lake over 50 cm thick. This offers an unforgettable challenge. The itinerary includes driving and experiencing at least three of today’s most sought-after supercars, such as Ferraris, Lamborghinis, Porsches, Audis, and BMWs. Each supercar will be fitted with anti-slip chains on the tires to enhance traction, allowing drivers to experience the thrill of high-speed driving even on snowy terrain.
The trip also includes driving snowmobiles, staying in hunting cabins, soaking in freezing ice lakes, sampling local Swedish cuisine, and enjoying European wines. To take on this challenge and get up close and personal with the Nordic countries at high speed, contact Futa Travel at (02)2509-2828 or visit their website for more information.