First track day
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As long as you're a sensible boy, warm up your tyres and ride within your limits then take your pick - you'll love any of them! Personally I have a soft spot for Donington - it's pretty wide, flows beautifully (apart from the damned silly Melbourne loop) and has lovely elevation changes which makes it interesting and great to ride. Don't be afraid to ask an instructor to show you around and give you some help too - that's what they're for and it will help you learn the circuit and increase your confidence.
Have fun whichever you choose!
Have fun whichever you choose!
Brands can be a little daunting I'd suggest. Paddock Hill is scary until you know how to...
Donington is really good, but Redgate can catch you out easily as it tightens up.
I'd got for Mallory which is really straight-forward.
But ditto what the others have said - if you take it easy and don't think your middle name is Valentino then you'll have a blast at any of them...
Do it!
Donington is really good, but Redgate can catch you out easily as it tightens up.
I'd got for Mallory which is really straight-forward.
But ditto what the others have said - if you take it easy and don't think your middle name is Valentino then you'll have a blast at any of them...
Do it!
For a first track day, I'd say Cadwell every time.
Not a "top speed" circuit, huge altitude changes, some sweeping bends and the Gooseneck that I still can't get perfect despite many times trying - perfect to illustrate what track riding is like and to show you that outright speed isn't everything, skill, smoothness, "confidence" and an inch-perfect line are what matter,
Dave
Not a "top speed" circuit, huge altitude changes, some sweeping bends and the Gooseneck that I still can't get perfect despite many times trying - perfect to illustrate what track riding is like and to show you that outright speed isn't everything, skill, smoothness, "confidence" and an inch-perfect line are what matter,
Dave
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