If you have always dreamed of driving around a race track but didn't know where to start then look no further than our Trackday Taster Sessions, where 20 minutes of track time in your own car is available for just £25!

Aimed at newcomers to trackdays, these events are a great place to start if you have never driven on track before. With no speed limits, speed cameras, roadworks, traffic lights or police cars - it's about experiencing what you and your machine can do away from any restrictions of the public roads.

Don't worry if the idea of driving on circuit sounds a bit intimidating. You will receive a full safety briefing including track driving techniques, followed by three limited speed laps led by a safety car so that you can familiarise yourself with the circuit and learn the racing line. You can then complete the remainder of the session at your own speed.

Although sports marques are welcome, they are by no means necessary - almost any car can take part. We also guarantee that you will go home having learned something - for some, it's discovering the true performance of their car for the first time but for most, it's about taking away new skills that will make you a better road driver!

Signing On

Signing of indemnity forms, checking of driving licences and allocation of instruction sessions. 

Noise Testing

Before taking part in any trackday, all vehicles are subject to a noise test. Please see the noise testing regulations to see how this is measured.

Safety Briefing

This will cover everything you need to know about the day from rules of the event through to car preparation, driving techniques and circuit information.

Familiarisation Laps

Also known as 'ducks and drakes', the familiarisation laps are three laps carried out behind a pace car and give you a chance to experience each bend at a reduced speed and get a feel for the racing line.

Unrestricted Track Time Begins

You will be able to drive the remainder of the 20 minute session at your own pace and experience what a trackday is all about.