Track Days
Take your own car onto a racing circuit during an organised track day. Compare open-pit-lane and sessioned formats, driver briefings, tuition options, vehicle rules and available dates at circuits around the world.
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Frequently Questions People Ask
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A track day is an organised opportunity to drive your own eligible road or track car on a closed racing circuit outside a competitive race format.
Many recreational track days do not require a competition licence, but each organiser and circuit sets its own eligibility rules. Always check the individual listing before booking.
Yes, many organisers welcome newcomers and provide briefings, sighting laps or optional tuition. Choose a novice-friendly session and avoid advanced-only events for your first visit.
Vehicle eligibility varies. Your car normally needs to be mechanically sound, pass any required noise test and meet the organiser's safety rules. Some events exclude open-wheel, competition-only or unusually loud vehicles.
Check tyres, brakes, fluids, wheel fasteners and fuel, remove loose items and review helmet, clothing, insurance and noise requirements. A pre-event inspection is strongly recommended.
Track days are non-competitive driving sessions with controlled overtaking rules. Racing involves formal competition, timing, licences, technical regulations and results.