Track safety report
Our focus is a safe day for everyone. To raise awareness, we publish an anonymised summary of the incidents recorded at our track days - no names, cars or details, just what happened and how often, so every driver knows what to look out for.
The standards we expect
Safety first
Every driver completes the online safety briefing before the day and attends the on-site briefing. No wristband, no track.
Respect on track
Control your speed, overtake only where permitted and never cut back in sharply - especially around novices and slower cars.
Roadworthy cars
Cars must be safe and fit for track use. The organiser's decision on vehicle suitability is final.
Look after each other
Keep your PMI form with you, tell a companion where it is, and stay hydrated throughout the day.
Good company
Courtesy in the paddock and on track. We are here to enjoy our cars and raise money together.
Poor driving or behaviour may result in a fine. Details are explained on the day at the safety briefing. Upcoming events