Motorcycle Track Days
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Motorcycle Track Days are Supported by: ![]() |
Your bike, our track and a whole day to enjoy it! |
Details
FULL DETAILS WILL BE SENT TO YOU BY EMAIL AFTER BOOKING |
Noise LimitSTRICT 105db(A), which is measured at ½ metre from the exhaust outlet at ¾ of maximum revs. ***Please Note: We do not recommend the use of sound monitoring apps or third party decibel meters as they do not give a true reading and cars will still need to be noise tested*** If you would like to get your bike noise checked before booking, please email info@castlecombecircuit.co.uk and we will supply you with available dates and times. Please do not turn up at the venue at any other time and once you have had your noise test, you must leave immediately. |
Licence RequirementsYou will need either an A or A2 Licence, or a full ACU licence to participate.
Please note - you will be ask for your rider licence number at the time of booking and we will be carrying out spot checks on the day, so please ensure you bring your licence with you. |
FAQ'SWhy are the noise limits so tight? What if my bike fails the noise test? Can I bring a racing bike? Can I turn up on the day? Where our days are fully booked, we do have a reserve list, but being on this reserve list doesn't guarantee you a place. We will be in contact prior to the day if a space becomes available. What if it is wet? What shall I wear? 1 or 2 piece leathers are required (if 2-piece, they MUST zip together). You must also have a full face helmet, motorcycle boots and gloves. Are group allocations sorted in advance of the day ? Groups are allocated to riders on the day itself. If you are riding with friends and you want to be in the same group, then please ensure that you come into the Rider Registration room at the same time and we will endeavour to do this for you (please come in to see the team before you take your bike to noise testing). Are Brake Lever Guards compulsory? At present, Castle Combe Circuit are not insisting on participants having brake lever guards on their bikes. We are aware that other circuits and track day operators have made them compulsory. Is the use of back protectors compulsory? Castle Combe Circuit would highly recommend that all riders who participate on track days here wear a back protector. We are aware that other circuits and track day operators have made them compulsory. Is timing permitted? Can I purchase photos after the track day? https://castlecombecircuit.photos/
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