Track Days with no license
Track Days with no license
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jonamv8

Original Poster:

3,301 posts

197 months

Monday 25th February 2019
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Hi

Am I right in thinking you can ride on a track day with a race license if you don't have a road one? Obviously bike to be transported to and from track etc etc

Had a Google but not sure I'm looking at the right thing.

Could anyone advise of the easiest cheapest way to get the right docs to ride on a motorbike track day?

Many thanks in advance

dibblecorse

7,654 posts

223 months

Monday 25th February 2019
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Lifted from the NL website:

7.30am SIGN ON

Sign-on usually commences between 07:30 and 08:00. Make sure you check sign on & briefing times for your day on track. In order to get your day off to a good start, it is essential for us to get most of the riders signed on as early as possible as most circuits are now enforcing noise testing prior to the track sessions beginning. So if you would like your day to run as smoothly as possible, it is important to be punctual to assure you get maximum tracktime.

Bring your confirmation with you to show when you sign on. You can also use a smart phone, showing your confirmation email.

You will need to complete a No Limits Indemnity form for each track event, and at Motor Sport Vision (MSV) circuits (Cadwell Park, Brands Hatch, Snetterton, Bedford & Oulton Park) you must also complete a Motor Sport Vision Indemnity form as well. These forms are available to download from this site in PDF form and are also available on the day of the track event. Your full unrestricted driving licence or full ACU licence will also be checked at the Motor Sport Vision circuits. These tracks also require you to be over 18 (unless previously approved by MSV). Please note, this is a MSV requirement so if you do not present your licence on the day, you can not be allowed to ride, (in exceptional circumstances the circuit can confirm it within office hours at DVLA on your behalf to confirm your entitlements. This will attract a admin fee which is payable to MSV but we recommend not to rely on this method) see our Terms & Conditions for details.

The sign-on is completed by issuing you a wristband according to the group you are riding in on the day, and a sticker to be placed on the front of your bike. At some circuits the stickers are handed out after the safety briefing. Please ensure it it clearly visible or it may delay your first session.


Kizmiaz

230 posts

119 months

Tuesday 26th February 2019
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I've had to show mine in the past.

jonamv8

Original Poster:

3,301 posts

197 months

Tuesday 26th February 2019
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Thanks

So from reading the above and looking at ACU website I should be able to get an ACU Road license which allows me to ride on track