Two track-prepared cars, one full day at the UK's best circuits. We'll take care of the prep, the transport, and the maintenance so you don't have to. Our all inclusive package is designed to make track action as accessible, fun and budget friendly as motorsport can be.
You get to experience a full track day without the need to own, maintain and risk your own car. You arrive at the track and we meet you there with our two track-prepared cars ready for you to use.
Every event is slightly different as we follow the schedule set by each trackday event organiser, but most are very similar and look something like this.
Made for the enthusiast who doesn't have the time, space or budget to run a track car. Made for the beginner who wants to try something new. Made for the expert who wants to develop their skills. Made for everyone.
Pick a date at venue that best suits you.
Complete the bookings page and your £100 deposit will secure your spot.
Two weeks prior to your event you'll receive a confirmation email that your event is sufficiently booked and is going ahead.
Roll in, sign on, helmet up and have fun.
Unlike other trackday organisers, we bring two cars and allow you to drive both throughout the day. We've picked our lineup intentionally to provide as much variety as possible, each car requires you to adapt your driving style to get the most out of its potential. We have years of experience driving a wide variety of cars on track. In that time, we've come to a simple conclusion: the most enjoyable track cars aren't oversized powerful supercars. Our two-car line-up has been chosen because it allows you to push hard lap after lap, find the limit, and drive with confidence. Extracting every last tenth from a lightweight, balanced car is far more exciting than tiptoeing around, well within the limits of an exotic supercar.
The Swift rewards drivers who can maintain speed and commit to every corner. With FWD you learn to brake deep, rotate on the way in and get back to power early.
The MX-5 rewards precision and smooth inputs. Its RWD layout lets you use the rear of the car to rotate through corners, adjust your line with the throttle and explore how small inputs can shape the car's balance and behaviour.