How do you lot book trackdays?
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Sup guys.
I'm curious about how you book your track days and go-karting sessions.
How do you typically go about getting on track? Do you go through an organiser or book directly with the track?
For go-karting, do you just turn up or book through the track’s website if they have one? I've noticed that booking experiences can vary quite a lot depending on the setup.
I'm working on a project related to this and trying to get a feel for the common processes people use. Your insights would be super helpful!
Cheers, Sim.
I'm curious about how you book your track days and go-karting sessions.
How do you typically go about getting on track? Do you go through an organiser or book directly with the track?
For go-karting, do you just turn up or book through the track’s website if they have one? I've noticed that booking experiences can vary quite a lot depending on the setup.
I'm working on a project related to this and trying to get a feel for the common processes people use. Your insights would be super helpful!
Cheers, Sim.
Depends on track, sometimes i just look at the organisers I like & see what they have. Or if it's date specific from my side I'll look either at a generic track calender & then go to the organisers site. Or if a bunch of track pals are booking a certain date I'll just book that one if I can.
Tend to pick an approximate date, then look at the various tracks or organisers sites till I find something that tallys up and doesn't break the bank. Wouldn't say anyone's booking process is particularly taxing or difficult.
The rewards points, are abit silly
I've got various accounts the various amounts of points on 
Id personally say 'circuit days', give the best overall experience. I like how relaxed there days are. And they don't seem to attract the budget test day guys.
That reminds me need to book something
The rewards points, are abit silly
I've got various accounts the various amounts of points on Id personally say 'circuit days', give the best overall experience. I like how relaxed there days are. And they don't seem to attract the budget test day guys.
That reminds me need to book something
Book with a track day organiser. Usually javelin or msv, occasionally opentrack or circuit days. I have quite a few javelin points, works well.
No idea about karting... my mates do that, but i prefer going faster than 30mph, changing gear and having to actually brake, so i do trackdays...
No idea about karting... my mates do that, but i prefer going faster than 30mph, changing gear and having to actually brake, so i do trackdays...
NEVER used Trackdays website - book directly with the organiser.
I see what track days are on and who they are with, with this site then book directly with the organiser
https://all4track.de/events
I see what track days are on and who they are with, with this site then book directly with the organiser
https://all4track.de/events
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