Jaguar Launches Co-Pilot Programme for F-Type SVR on the Nurburgring

- Visitors will get to experience a flying lap with professional drivers
- The programme will be open till the end of October
- The F-Type SVR is Jaguar's fastest and most powerful road car
And if the prospect of all that excitement packed into one car isn't enough for you, the British automaker is now offering the opportunity to experience the F-Type SVR on the legendary Nurburgring Nordschleife a.k.a. Green Hell. The company's new 'Jaguar Co-Pilot Nordschleife' programme will allow visitors and fans the opportunity to experience a flying lap with experienced professional drivers in the F-Type SVR on the world's most demanding race circuit. The programme will be open till the end of October and each ride will cost EUR 295.

(The programme is open till the end of October)
Mark Stanton, Director of Jaguar Land Rover Special Vehicle Operations, said, "The weather at the Nurburgring is famed for being unpredictable and the new Jaguar F-TYPE SVR is the perfect car to tackle the undulating track in variable conditions. Jaguar Land Rover's Special Vehicle Operations division has engineered the F-TYPE SVR to be lighter, faster and more powerful while still remaining a usable supercar every day. The Nordschleife is a fantastic circuit on which to experience all of the engineering enhancements my team has applied to the F-TYPE SVR."
The F-Type SVR is Jaguar's fastest and most powerful series production road car. It comes powered by the supercharged 5.0-litre V8 motor that develops 567bhp along with 700Nm of maximum torque. The sportscar can achieve a top-speed of 322Km/h (coupe) and 314Km/h (convertible).
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