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Training, open track days and competition are different activities.

Each format has its own entry requirements, vehicle rules, driver groups and liability.

Last updated：23 July 2026

A road licence is not a racing licence

Training and non-competitive track days may accept a road licence or have their own eligibility rules. Competition uses separate licensing and event regulations.

Confirm six items before booking

  1. Activity type and driver group.
  2. Licence and experience requirement.
  3. Own car or rental car specification.
  4. Helmet, clothing and other equipment.
  5. Deposit, insurance and damage liability.
  6. Cancellation, weather and recovery arrangements.

A typical day runs through registration, briefing, checks and sessions

Arrive before the stated registration time. Cars and equipment are checked before drivers are released in groups. Track time usually runs in sessions rather than as an unrestricted full day.

Use the event briefing as the flag reference

Know the stop, slow, hazard and session-end signals. Passing rules and point-by procedures differ between organisers, so follow the briefing for that event.

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