Every upcoming UK car track day from UK organisers, in one free calendar - built by Performance Delta for the track day community.
See who else is going, keep up with your friends, and book straight with the organiser. This quick tour takes about a minute.
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Set up your profile
Open My account from the menu (☰) and add:
a display name - the only name other members see,
your car - make, model, year, trim, mods and a photo (all optional), and a profile photo,
a tick in “Show my attendance to other members” - needed before you can mark yourself attending.
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Find your events
Use the arrows to move between months, and tap any day to see its track days, prices and who's going.
Narrow things down with the organiser, circuit and event type filters. Each event links to the organiser's own site to book.
Tap a circuit name for its noise limits, directions and weather - and follow it (or an organiser) to hear when new dates are added.
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Attend and watch
Tap “I'm attending” so other members can see you're going.
Tap the ♡ heart to watch an event - you'll get a notification under Watching in the menu when someone else signs up.
Tap anyone's photo to see their car.
Add to calendar, and tag if you can share a garage, a passenger seat, a lift or spares.
The toggles above the calendar show just the events you're attending, your friends are attending, or you've hearted.
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Friends and alerts
Find people on the Friends page by name or car, check People you may know (friends of your friends, and people at the same track days), or send an invite link. Friends get a ring around their photo on the calendar.
Chats lets you message friends, and every track day has its own event chat for sorting out garage shares, lifts and plans.
On My account you can turn on email alerts or a weekly/monthly round-up, sync your days to your phone's calendar, and install the calendar as an app with notifications. My track days keeps a log of every day you've done.
New to track days? Find a track day in the menu finds days near you, with drivers of your car, passenger seats and garage shares. Each day's Plan page has your checklist and a shared kit list.
Reopen this tour any time from How it works in the menu.
What static and drive-by limits are, how cars are tested, and what to do if your exhaust is loud.
Every circuit has noise limits, usually set by agreements with the local council and neighbours. Cars that are too loud can be sent home, so it's worth checking before you book.
Static and drive-by limits
Static - measured with the car standing still, with a meter near the exhaust while the engine is held at a set speed (often around three-quarters of the maximum revs). This is usually done at sign-on.
Drive-by - measured from the side of the track as cars go past at speed. A car can pass the static test and still be too loud on track.
Limits vary by circuit, and sometimes by day or layout: a circuit may run a quieter day now and then. Each circuit page on this site shows the typical limits, but your organiser's figures for your day are the ones that count.
If your car is loud
Standard exhausts are usually fine. Aftermarket systems, de-cats and straight-through designs are the most common problems.
Ask the organiser or other owners of your car what it measures.
Some systems have removable baffles or valves that bring the noise down.
A general guide. Your organiser's and circuit's own rules always come first - check them when you book.
Ready to go? Find track days near you, with drivers of your car, passenger seats and garage shares.Log in to get started
