Frequently Asked Questions

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A track day is a organized group of riders that go to a closed track and ride without normal limits or dangers of the street under the supervision of coaches and control riders to ensure safety. This is NOT a race! This is a controlled environment where you can improve your skills and have fun at the same time.

Yes, we have the day broken down into groups that are appropriate for your skill level. Typically set up in Rookie/Novice, Intermediate and Advanced. Each group gets 20 minutes on track every hour in the appropriate group. If you have never done a track day before then you would be Rookie/Novice class which will have coaches available to get you acclimated to the track and all procedures related to track riding.

Quick Checklist for basic track day needs

• Motorcycle
• Keys
• Protective gear (helmet, gloves, boots, leathers etc.)
• Chairs (it is nice to sit in between sessions)
• EZ-up (or something to provide some shade if you have it)
• Cooler (lots of fluids like water or Gatorade, snacks)
• Gas can (usually a full tank + a 5 gallon gas can will do)
• Change of clothes (for the end of day you will want fresh clothes to hop into)
• Basic tools (sockets, Allen keys/t-handles etc.)
• Bike stands (if you have them)
• Back protector (if you have one)

A tech inspection is a thorough review of your bike and safety gear at the track. We do this to ensure you are safe to yourself and to others around you with regards to your equipment. Our coaches and support personnel will do this inspection and either pass your equipment meaning it is safe to take onto track or fail you which will mean there is a safety concern that will require you to do work to your bike before you get on the track. If your bike does not pass tech you will not ride and we will not offer refunds due to your equipment being faulty. We take safety very serious and we will not make exception when it comes to safety. Due to this policy please review your bike and equipment against the provided safety requirements to be sure you understand the requirements before you arrive at the track. 
 

Nick Peckham says YES! 

But be warned it is like CRACK! YOU WILL GET HOOKED!

There is not a specific answer to this but our coaches and control riders will look for the following things to guide them

• Are you riding safely
• Are you predictable and smooth in your actions on the track
• Relative speed compared to others on the track
• Space available in other classes/groups on track
• Willingness to take coaches advice
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