Trackday websites
 

Where is everyone's first port-of-call when looking for a trackday to attend? Is there one site which is normally cheaper/more user-friendly etcetera?

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Focused events is good.
Also check out hottrax and MSV.

FE's organisation at cadwell other week was tip top. But Iv'e heard a couple of bad things about hottrax now.

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Hotraxx are poo. No limits tend to run a very good day.

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What's wrong with hottrax? I'm with them next week!

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trackdays.co.uk ..... has most of them on there

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Out of all of the ones I've been with I would say that http://nolimitstrackdays.com/ seem to be the most professional. Obviously it is different for different people, but they seem to just have the edge over Focusedevents or Hottrax.

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Poor organisation, no yellow flags just red so most sessions seems to end early. They don't enforce rules or so it seems complaints of dangerous riding get ignored,

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Complaint I heard was at a mallory day they sat and watched 6 or 7 bikes go down in the exact same spot one after another before deciding there might be a little bit of oil down or something.

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I remember going on NoLimits before and finding it straightforward and pro-looking. Ive found Cadwell Park for £39 (obvs, because I'm a student), and it's a night. Any reason why I shouldnt book that? Ive never been there nor on a trackday, is there any vast problem with evenings other than obvious?

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Get it done, you will love it. No limits have free instructors, so if you dont feel confident, ask them to go out with you, they will inspire you & give you some really good information.
Only problem doing trackdays is it becomes addictive.:D