Club Sport Auto (sportauto.club)
A French car club in the SCC mould: a busy calendar of events — dinners, museums, factory visits, track days, test drives — plus five or six tours a year.
Verified 16 Aug 2026Independent. No bookings. No money from tour operators.

Which supercar tour is right for you? An owner’s guide to 17 operators, real prices, and what the experience is actually like.
Your car changes the question.
Some tours are about the hotel you arrive at. Others are about the road that gets you there. The good ones can do both.
We score luxury and driving separately, from 0 to 100. They’re not opposites. A tour can be strong on both, or on neither.
Understand the difference
Same badge. A very different day.The roads, the pace, the convoy, the time behind the wheel. The car is the point.
Compare both scores in the directoryThree of the 17 operators. Listed alphabetically, because nobody pays to be here.
A French car club in the SCC mould: a busy calendar of events — dinners, museums, factory visits, track days, test drives — plus five or six tours a year.
Verified 16 Aug 2026The brand's own tours — organised by Ferrari head office, booked through your dealer; Ferrari-only convoys, hospitality at the top of the scale.
Verified 13 Oct 2026UK-run driving tours through Spain, Portugal, France, Wales and Scotland — curated by drivers, for drivers.
Verified 16 Aug 2026
Those are two different things. Every operator page keeps them apart: the facts from their website, dated, and the notes from owners in our network.
Where there’s no owner feedback yet, we say so. You deserve to know what a recommendation is based on.
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