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Winter Training & Drift Training on Snow and Ice

Winter driver training on prepared snow and ice surfaces combines vehicle dynamics, vehicle control and extraordinary driving experiences. drive in motion offers selected winter trainings in Austria, Switzerland and Lapland – from drift training with your own sports car to intensive ice driving. The programmes can be tailored for individual participants as well as for companies, incentive agencies and exclusive groups.

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Our Winter Trainings in Lapland, Austria and Switzerland

Winter Trainings in Lapland

BMW Ice Training Lapland – Ice Driving in Arjeplog

In Arjeplog in Swedish Lapland, ice driving becomes a performance experience. On frozen lakes and specially prepared ice tracks, participants train with BMW M Performance vehicles and studded tyres. Depending on the programme, the focus is on intensive drift and handling exercises, maximum driving time and special ice track layouts.

BMW Ice Plus Lapland starting at EUR 5,890 per person

BMW Ice Driving and Winter Training in Lapland
BMW Ice Driving in Lapland – performance training, vehicle dynamics and controlled drifting on snow and ice

Porsche Winter Training Lapland – Ice Driving on Snow and Ice

A Porsche on snow and ice opens up a whole new dimension of vehicle control. The Porsche winter training in Lapland combines performance driving, controlled drifting and intense vehicle dynamics under Arctic conditions. Programmes, vehicles and destinations are confirmed per date and can be put together for individual participants as well as exclusive groups.

Porsche Winter Training Lapland starting at EUR 8,900 per person

Porsche Winter Training on the Ice Track in Lapland
Porsche Winter Training in Lapland – Performance driving and controlled drifting on groomed snow and ice surfaces.

Winter Trainings in Austria

BMW Winter Training Sölden – Driver Training on Snow and Ice

At around 3,000 metres in the Ötztal Alps, participants experience an intensive BMW winter driver training on prepared snow and ice surfaces. Vehicle dynamics, drift basics, handling and vehicle control are at the centre of the programme. Depending on the programme booked, current BMW M, BMW i and other BMW models are used; accommodation at the 5-star Hotel Das Central is included depending on the programme.

BMW Winter Training in Sölden starting at EUR 1,390 per person for a one-day program

BMW Winter Training in Sölden on Snow and Ice
BMW Winter Training in Sölden – Driving dynamics, vehicle control, and controlled drifting on snow and ice.

BMW Drift Training in Pitztal – Drifting on Snow and Ice

In Pitztal, controlled drifting takes centre stage. On prepared snow and ice surfaces, participants train vehicle control, the circuit, the course and the drift gymkhana with the BMW M2 and special spiked tyres – from entry level to in-depth performance and handling work.

BMW Drift Training in Pitztal starting at EUR 1,190 per person

BMW Drift Training in Pitztal on Snow and Ice
BMW Snow Drift Experience in Pitztal – controlled drifting and precise vehicle control on snow.

Winter Trainings in Switzerland

Sports Car Winter Training in Switzerland – Snow & Drift Experience in Zernez

Drift in a controlled way on snow with your own sports car, get to know your vehicle at its limits and train its response to changing grip conditions: the sports car winter training in Zernez in the Engadin combines intensive driver training with an extraordinary winter experience in the Swiss Alps. The training can be designed for individual sports car drivers as well as for exclusive groups and corporate events.

Sports Car Winter Training in Zernez with your own vehicle: starting at CHF 1,550 per person for a training day without overnight stay, or starting at CHF 1,650 per person including the evening of arrival and one overnight stay

Sports Car Winter Training on Snow and Ice in Zernez, Switzerland
Sports Car Winter Training in Zernez – Driving dynamics, vehicle control, and controlled drifting on snow and ice.

What kind of winter training is right for me?

Not all winter driving courses are the same. Depending on the destination, vehicle type, and your level of experience, the options range from classic winter driving courses to specialized drift training and intensive ice driving on prepared ice surfaces.

TrainingFocusVehicleDurationLevelStarting at
BMW Winter Training SöldenDriving Dynamics, Handling, Braking, and Introductory Drifting ExercisesBMW M provided1 to 2 days of trainingBeginners to advanced driversEUR 1,390
BMW Drift Training PitztalControlled Drifting and Vehicle BalanceBMW M provided½ to 1 training dayBeginners to advanced driversEUR 1,190
Sports Car Winter Training ZernezGet to know your own vehicle’s limits on snow and iceYour own vehicle1 training day + arrival eveningExperienced driversCHF 1,550
BMW Ice Driving LaplandPerformance Ice Driving and Drift TrainingBMW M provided4 to 5 daysAmbitious driversEUR 5,890
Porsche Ice Driving LaplandPerformance driving and controlled driftingPorsche providedDepends on the programCustomizableEUR 8,900

Ice driving, drift training, or winter driving training—what’s the difference?

Winter Driving Training

Winter driving courses focus on general vehicle control: braking, steering response, weight transfer, and driving dynamics on snow and ice. The courses are ideal for beginners or for those looking to refine their driving skills—whether in a provided vehicle, as in Sölden, or in your own sports car, as in Zernez.

Drift Training

Drift training focuses on controlled oversteering of the vehicle. Participants learn how to initiate a drift intentionally, stabilize the drift angle, and control the vehicle using the throttle, steering, and weight transfer. The Pitztal program is specifically designed around this driving technique.

Ice Driving

Ice driving is a particularly intense form of performance driving on specially prepared ice surfaces or frozen lakes. Vehicle balance, weight transfer, and drifting techniques can be intensively practiced on expansive handling courses. Multi-day programs in Lapland combine extensive driving time with extraordinary winter conditions.

Winter Training as a Corporate Incentive & Company Event

Winter training programs are ideal as unique corporate incentives, customer events, or management experiences. The combination of driving dynamics, personal challenges, and a winter destination creates an event format that stands out significantly from traditional incentive programs.

drive in motion – Automotive Events GmbH develops customized winter programs for companies, incentive agencies, DMCs, and international groups based on the number of participants, their skill level, and the desired nature of the event.

Depending on the destination and program, additional services can be integrated into the overall package in addition to the actual driving training:

  • Hotels and Accommodations
  • Local Transfers
  • Selected Dining Options
  • Additional Winter Activities
  • Customized Itineraries

In Lapland, for example, ice driving and Arctic winter experiences can be combined into a multi-day incentive trip. In Austria and Switzerland, more compact programs are also available for corporate events and smaller groups.

Depending on the program, the focus can vary—from a shared driving experience to a high-end client event to an exclusive management incentive with a small number of participants and a significant amount of driving.

Programs for sports car clubs, manufacturers, and dealers are also available. Zernez is particularly well-suited for groups that want to train in their own vehicles.

Are you planning a winter training program for your company, your clients, or your group?

We develop a customized program based on the destination, group size, experience level, and desired nature of the event.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which winter training program is right for me?

That depends on your destination, the desired training intensity, and the type of vehicle. Sölden is ideal for winter driving training and driving dynamics with provided BMW vehicles, while Pitztal focuses on controlled drifting. Zernez is designed for drivers who want to train in their own sports cars. The multi-day programs in Lapland offer intensive ice driving with provided BMW or Porsche vehicles.

Do I need prior experience in drifting or driving on ice?

No. Selected entry-level programs are also suitable for participants without prior drifting or ice driving experience. Advanced drivers will find correspondingly more intensive training options. Which program is suitable depends on the specific training format and level of experience.

Do I drive a provided vehicle or my own?

That depends on the program. In Sölden and the Pitztal, BMW training vehicles are provided. The BMW and Porsche programs in Lapland also take place with the appropriate training vehicles provided. In contrast, during the sports car winter training in Zernez, participants train in their own road-legal vehicles.

What is the difference between winter driving training, drift training, and ice driving?

Winter driving training focuses on vehicle control and driving dynamics on snow and ice. Drift training specifically focuses on controlled oversteering and maintaining control of the vehicle while drifting. Ice driving combines performance driving and drifting techniques on specially prepared ice surfaces and is often conducted as an intensive, multi-day training program.

Are winter driving courses weather-dependent?

Yes. Winter driving courses depend on suitable snow, ice, and weather conditions. For safety reasons, the course content, route, schedule, or date may be adjusted.

Can winter training sessions be booked as a corporate event or incentive?

Yes. Depending on the destination, group size, date, and availability, the programs can be designed as customized or exclusive programs for companies, clients, management groups, and incentive trips. Depending on the program, accommodations, dining, transfers, and other winter activities can be included.

Where do the winter training sessions take place?

The current programs take place in Sölden and the Pitztal Valley in Austria, in Zernez in the Engadin region of Switzerland, and at select training destinations in Lapland.