Every winter for the past 17 years, proprietors of Lapland Driving School in Sweden prepare acres of frozen tundra for the specialty automotive niche of drifting while ice driving. The facility, offering 14 varied circuits on nearly 3,000 acres, is located at Lake Udjaur near Arjeplog in Sweden. It's a three-hour airplane flight from Munich, Germany or Paris, France. Ice Driving: Fast & Controlled The lure of learning the skills to maneuver elite vehicles at high speeds on challenging, albeit on controlled surfaces, attracts participants from around the world, California to Brazil. Ice driving in Lapland is a niche sport for three months every year. Alix Masson, marketing director for the driving school, is our guest on this episode of The Weekly Driver podcast. Co-hosts Bruce Aldrich and James Raia contacted Masson in Paris as the dri ...