If you've always wanted to take your bike onto a race track but you've always been intimidated by the thought, then our Novice Only Trackdays are the best place to start!

They are designed to give you the opportunity to experience a trackday without being surrounded by experienced trackday veterans. You don't need a sports bike to take part - all bikes are welcome and almost all are more than capable of being ridden on a trackday. A huge variety of vehicles are used and we've seen all sorts, including Choppers and Goldwings!

Participating at a Club MSV trackday isn't simply about riding on the limit, it's an opportunity to experience the performance of your bike within a safe, controlled and professional environment. You'll have the opportunity to learn new riding skills that are useful not only on the track, but the road as well.

Additional classroom briefings on track riding techniques, body position on the bike and the circuit itself will mean that your trackday is not only great fun but informative as well

To help guide you around the best racing lines, we have brake boards and apex cones which will provide a regular pointer of where your bike should be positioned at all times. We also have qualified race instructors on hand, ready to offer you advice and one-to-one tuition, for a small fee.

If none of the dates on our Novice Only calendar suit you then you might want to consider one of attending one of our Sessioned Trackdays in the novice group. These are listed in the calendar below under Novice Sessions.

Typical Day

Signing On Signing of indemnity forms, checking of driving licences and allocation of instruction sessions.
Noise Testing Before taking part in any trackday, all vehicles are subject to a noise test. Please see the noise testing regulations to see how this is measured.
Safety Briefing This will cover everything you need to know about the day from rules of the event, through to bike preparation, riding techniques and circuit information.
Familiarisation Laps Also known as 'ducks and drakes', the familiarisation laps are give you a chance to experience each bend behind a pace bike at a reduced speed and get a feel for the racing line.
Track Time Begins The trackday begins and it's time to put your bike through its paces. Warm your tyres, start off slow and build up your pace up throughout the day.
Extra Mini Brefings On our Novice Only days we provide extra mini-briefings thoughout the day on body positioning, track riding techniques and the circuit (correct racing line and corners to look out for). All of these sessions are included in the price of your day!