Track day websites... What ones do you use?

1. Jimmy-Boy Saxperience Post Whore Joined: Jul 2006 Suffolk Posts: 7551 N/A 200bhp+ per ton 106 gti

   #1 10th April 2013, 06:49

   I usually go with javelin but was wondering what other ones are tried and tested to be good and true!!
2. Harv Saxperience Forum Bum Joined: Mar 2007 Mold Posts: 2936 EP3 Civic Type R

   #2 10th April 2013, 07:16

   I used to use Circuit Days due to getting discount
3. Boombang Infrequent Poster Joined: Jun 2012 Essex Posts: 208

   #3 10th April 2013, 07:32

   Opentrack are ok, although all of the cheaper end of the trackday market tend to ramp up the number of cars attending. I'd rather pay more and go with someone like Bookatrack than drive round in a procession.
4. Jimmy-Boy Saxperience Post Whore Joined: Jul 2006 Suffolk Posts: 7551 N/A 200bhp+ per ton 106 gti

   #4 10th April 2013, 10:09

   Thanks guys keep em coming!! Hopefully no one will say 'google'
5. Mochachino Saxperience Hardcore! Joined: Nov 2007 Guantanamo Bay Posts: 28700 oyster card

   #5 10th April 2013, 10:39

   http://www.saxperience.com/forum/sho...d.php?t=345423

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6. user_10176 Saxperience Post Whore Joined: Jun 2006 Ramsey st marys, peterborough Posts: 8288 Saxo's, Corsa (Daily)

   #6 10th April 2013, 12:36

   Apex track days,
7. Boombang Infrequent Poster Joined: Jun 2012 Essex Posts: 208

   #7 10th April 2013, 12:47

   BTW for a farily thorough list of Trackdays, we tend to browse www.trackdays.co.uk then search for that date in google and book direct.
   
   A good place to start for TDOs is http://www.atdo.co.uk/
   
   I've also been to Focussed Events - seriously packed circuit with lots of queing, ran okish on track but driving standards were poor and nothing was done about the most dangerous drivers. I complained about one BMW but the TDO pointed me to the marshalls rather than doing anything themselves (eventually he went home after the second time in the barriers).
   
   MSV direct are also worth a look, the overall feeling is again a bit bucket shop with loads of cars. Their calendar this year has a lot more beginner and road car only days - if you fall under either of them it's worth looking at.
   
   Lydden trackdays are worth a look, believe they only sell through their own website. Very different experience and I think are always sessions. That said you can overtake anywhere and on either side of the other cars. Not a day I'd do in an expensive car but great fun in the Saxo.

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8. Jimmy-Boy Saxperience Post Whore Joined: Jul 2006 Suffolk Posts: 7551 N/A 200bhp+ per ton 106 gti

   #8 11th April 2013, 20:41

   Thanks for the input guys, gives me a good idea now of what to look at
9. manic Regular Poster Joined: Jan 2012 hemel Hempstead Posts: 413 l200 worrior saxo vtr stock hatch Seat leon 20v

   #9 12th April 2013, 04:38

   If you go on to www.motorsportads.com
   there is a sectin for trackdays and you can select dates or tracks. its good but dont list every thing but still has shit loads on
   
   manic

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10. Steve Saxperience Hardcore! Joined: Mar 2005 Newcastle Upon Tyne Posts: 19910 CW Honda Integra DC5

    #10 15th April 2013, 19:33

    Www.trackdays.co.uk to get a list of days. Then find out who's hosting the day to try get cheaper or google to see if it is being offered cheaper on a forum
    
    Usually though trackdays are cheaper than the organiser fractionally.

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11. Boombang Infrequent Poster Joined: Jun 2012 Essex Posts: 208

    #11 15th April 2013, 20:13

    Top marks for reading the whole thread!