Typical Track Day

Do you want to test you and your car to the limit in a safe environment? Do you want to have some fun without the risk of losing your licence? If yes then a track day is for you!

A typical track day and itinerary is as follows:

Typical Itinerary

You should arrive at the circuit at approx. 8:00am (morning session and full day), 12.00pm (afternoon session) or 4pm (evening session).

Once there you will be directed to registration, here you will sign all relevant paperwork and display your driving license.

You will be given a sticker to display on your vehicle; this will indicate your group (morning, afternoon or full day).

After you have registered you must attend a drivers’ briefing; this normally lasts about 15 minutes. Here you will be briefed on how the day is going to run, track etiquette, circuit training and any other information relevant to the day.

During the course of the day instruction will be made available from qualified ARDS licensed instructors. Extra instruction can be booked at registration.

Once the event signing on and briefing are complete, circuit novices and track day virgins are assembled in the pit lane for a familiarisation session.

What is open pit lane?

Basically, the circuit opens at approx. 9.00am and closes at 5pm, with a break for lunch of approx. 1 hour. There are no sessions, meaning you can come and go as you please, although it is advised and left to the discretion of the driver to take appropriate breaks during the course of the day.

The main advantages of open pit lane format track days are:

• Unlimited track time
• Flexibility to go out on circuit as and when you please
• Maximum value for money, especially for dual drivers
• No feeling of having to maximise a session and therefore possibly take unnecessary risks