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TrackDayList.com is a site established to help you find track days for your car or bike. We list all the events from every TDO in the UK, and also list many events organised outside the UK but in mainland Europe. We have a searchable database of track days so you can find the right circuit to suit your track car or motorbike.

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Our strength is that we allow all TDOs to list their events and trackdays at all circuits. We don’t prevent any track day organiser from listing their car or bike events, to ensure fairness and to have as much information as possible on the site.

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Track Days

What are trackdays?

Track Days, like their name, are events that allow you to drive your car or ride your back around a circuit. There are no speed limits (apart from in the pit lane for safety) and the events are a safe environment to enjoy finding the limits of your skills and your car or bike.

There are two main types of venues that host track days. Dedicated racing circuits, such as the well known Silverstone and Brand Hatch circuits host track days, but also events are often hosted at airfields, with circuits made from laying cones out.

Trackdays are one of the safest ways of enjoying your car or bike's performance to the full, and are a relatively inexpensive way of doing so. As anyone who ahs done both will tell you, there is so much more to one of these days compared to the common experience days that give you one or two laps in a Ferrari.

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You can click on the popular circuits below to search for track days at any of the circuits listed:

Trackday Preparation

It is important to make sure your car or bike is prepared for the track days before you participate. If you're in a car, make sure you have a helmet approved to the correct standard, and clothes that cover your arms and legs. For a bike, you will need full leathers suitable for track riding.

Check all the fluids, make sure your oil is topped up. Tyres should be set to the correct pressure and will often warm up in use, and need some air let out of them during the trackday. Finally make sure your brakes work well and have a good amount of material left on the pads.