Prodrive

Prodrive runs guided visits at its Banbury headquarters, taking small groups through vehicle preparation bays, heritage cars and parts of its advanced-technology facilities. Tours are led by staff with Q&A and a look at race and development projects.

Visits are typically organised for clubs and pre-booked groups rather than casual walk-ins. Expect a focused, workshop-style experience—useful for motorsport enthusiasts and engineering-minded visitors.

A guided, behind-the-scenes visit through Prodrive’s working workshops and development areas. Tours are practical and photography-friendly where permitted.

Look out for:

• Access to vehicle preparation bays and current project cars.

• Displays of Prodrive heritage and competition vehicles.

• Demonstrations of engineering processes and advanced-technology setups.

• Staff commentary and Q&A with engineers or technicians.

Best way to experience it:

Book in advance for a scheduled guided tour with a small group; arrive on time, wear closed-toe shoes and follow any site safety instructions provided by Prodrive.

• Tours are pre-booking only; they are not typically open for unscheduled drop-ins.

• Group sizes are usually small (around 10–12 for organised visits).

• Tours last roughly 90–120 minutes based on group listings.

• Site safety rules apply: closed-toe shoes and following staff guidance are required.