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Drive Your Own Car on Track

Would you like to drive your own car on a circuit? TrackTime helps you every step of the way. From finding the right trackday to coaching on the circuit.

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Drive Your Own Car on Track

Although almost any car is allowed on a circuit, some cars will need a few adjustments to last the day. Below you will find the most important preparations.

On Which Days?

You can drive your own car on trackdays: days on which you are free to lap the circuit. No race licence is needed for that — an ordinary driving licence is enough. Circuit days are organised at virtually every permanent circuit, from Zolder, Spa-Francorchamps and the Nürburgring to Barcelona, Imola and Paul Ricard. Contact us and we will find the best date for you.

What Does It Cost?

To get an exact price for a trackday, it is best to contact us and we will look up the entry fees for you.

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Noise Limits per Circuit
Circuit Zolder
On request
Circuit Spa-Francorchamps
Max. 103 dB
Circuit Zandvoort
Max. 92 dB

Noise limits are revised regularly and also vary by organiser and by event. We check the limit that applies to your circuit day — just ask us.

Preparing Your Car

Tyre Pressure

Driving on a circuit raises tyre temperatures well above normal road use, which increases the pressure inside the tyres. To prevent the pressure from getting too high, lower the tyre pressure a few tenths beforehand.

Brakes

Going fast is fun, braking hard is vital. On the average road car the brakes get so hot after a few laps that braking power fades. Ensure sufficient cooling. Brake fluid, pads and discs may need to be upgraded.

Engine Cooling

It is not only the brakes that suffer on a circuit. The engine is also put under more strain. Make sure that at the very least your coolant level is in order.

Coaching & Instruction

TrackTime also offers coaching and instruction for drivers who want to take their own car onto the circuit. A professional instructor accompanies you while driving.

Trackday Rules

To keep a circuit day running smoothly, a few rules are of course needed. Just like in Formula 1 races, flags are used to signal danger.

Helmet is mandatory
Yellow flag: Danger — no overtaking, reduce speed
Red flag: Session stopped — return to the pit lane
Towing eye required
Working lights front and rear mandatory
Overtaking: the faster car moves off the racing line
Drivers need a valid driving licence
Respect the noise limits of each circuit

Is Your Car Not Suitable?

Not every car is ready for a full day on track. If yours is not, you can rent a fully prepared racecar from TrackTime or have one built for you. And if you want to give someone a day on track, we have gift vouchers for that.

Drive Your Own Car on Track?

Would you like to drive on a circuit yourself? Contact us and we will find the best date for you.

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