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Hi Crew

These days are for the complete novice, to the experienced racer.

Details for our next track day.

DATE:

Tuesday 10th FEB 2015

VENUE:

Wakefield Park, 10 km south of Goulburn, is a purpose-built closed road track environment which simulates typical driving corners.

PRICE:

Retail is $295 per person

Forum Special

$250

THERE IS A BOOKING FORM ON www.trackschool.com.au

TRACK:


2.2km racing circuit.

VEHICLE:

Use your own vehicle, or hire one of our race cars from $650 http://www.trackschool.com.au/cars.html

* 1 x Honda Integra Type R
* 2 x Mazda MX5s
* 1 x Nissan 180SX
* 1 x Ford V8 Ute from the V8 Ute Series

PRICE INCLUDES:

* Max 3 groups and only 12 cars in each group
* Plenty of track time
* Well organised
* Pro Instructors
* Free passenger sessions
* $250

GROUP ORGANISATION:

We only allow small groups of vehicles on the track at one time.

Drivers will be divided into groups according to speed and/or experience.

CLOTHING REQUIREMENTS:

Please wear closed in shoes, socks, long pants and long sleeve shirt.

Bring a helmet (helmet hire is available).

Thank you ;)

Edited by Bozman1

Quick question my 32 is unregistered but has half roll cage track only interior ect. would I require a CAMS log book to do these track school days or not? have done 2 SMSP days with SAU with it but thats a club run event. Cheers.

Hi Luke

Sorry for the delay in the respone. It is always best to email ;)

No log book is needed mate. You can bring a stock standard car to any tin top race car or Radical.

All good Bozman i couldnt get time off this time but am looking to bring the 32 out more often so now i know ill try get to the next one.

Thanks again :)

Never driven at wakefield so eager to get out there and have a go.

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