Solo Curve di Traverso

Solo Curve di Traverso (SCDT) is a pioneer drifting school founded in 2004 by Nicola Tesini, operating inside the Drift Park at the Castelletto di Branduzzo circuit in Lombardy. It runs beginner to advanced drift experiences, manufacturer-backed cars, and courses tailored to both novices and owners of rear‑wheel‑drive cars.

The school publishes a public calendar and accepts bookings via its website; programs include instructor‑led sessions in school cars (Toyota GT86/GR86, BMW M2 examples listed) plus options to drift your own car and multi‑day/performance courses. Contact details and the event calendar are available on the official site.

A hands‑on drift session focused on steering, throttle, and weight transfer rather than racing lines. Brief classroom intro is followed by on‑track exercises with instructors in passenger or dual‑control cars.

Look out for:

• Professional instructors with long experience in drifting and motorsport education.

• School cars provided for public experiences; some programs list specific models on the website.

• Options to bring and drift your own rear‑wheel‑drive car when allowed by the organizers.

• A published calendar of event dates—book early for popular sessions.

Best way to experience it: arrive with closed footwear and minimal loose clothing, allow time for the briefing, and pick a beginner drift experience or a 'Drift Your Car' day depending on whether you want to use a school car or your own vehicle. Check the site for the exact program description and booking requirements before you go.

• Bookings and detailed program descriptions are on the official website and calendar.

• Safety briefings and helmets are standard; confirm what personal gear you must bring.

• Driving your own car requires it to meet the school's safety/technical checks.

• Events take place at the Castelletto di Branduzzo Drift Park—travel time from nearby cities varies.