How to Start Racing

Roadmap: how to get into Circuit Racing in NSW

At RaceAway Track Time, the number one question we get asked is "How do I start racing?"

If you’ve ever dreamed about lining up on a starting grid and chasing that chequered flag, you’re not alone. Motorsport can seem overwhelming at first — but with the right team behind you, it’s far more accessible than you might think.

Whether you’re a total beginner or track day hero, here’s our proven formula for getting into motorsport.

Step 1: Get Comfortable on Track

The very first step is simple: get yourself on a racetrack.

You don't need a fancy race car. You can start with your road car at one of our Track Days at Pheasant Wood Circuit. These days are designed to help you get familiar with driving at speed, safely, in a supportive environment.

There’s a reason we love training at Pheasant Wood Circuit. This tight, technical circuit constantly challenges you to think ahead and link your corners together — a crucial skill for any future racer. The track layout is ideal for developing precision and consistency, and its excellent viewing points & open pit lane make coaching even more effective.

Every event includes:

• Morning Track Walk - led by experienced coaches

• Open pit lane format – drive as much as you like

• Group workshop

• Live Natsoft timing - track your lap times

Don’t own a racecar? We highly recommend checking out our Arrive ‘n’ Drive packages available at Pheasant Wood Circuit or One Raceway. These packages give you a day on track in your chosen vehicle (Subaru BRZ, Toyota ‘86, Mazda MX5) with one-on-one coaching and track day entry included. Even better - there are plenty of opportunities for Arrive ‘n’ Drive with midweek and weekend dates available.

Arrive ‘n’ Drive racecar hire at Pheasant Wood Circuit or One Raceway. Raceaway Track Time BRZ racecar hire.

Step 2: DRIVER Coaching to Fast-Track Your Progress

Speed isn't just about mashing the throttle — it’s about race craft.

That's where coaching makes all the difference.
Our professional driver coaches teach you everything you need to know to drive smarter, not harder:

• Race lines and braking techniques

• Overtaking and defending positions

• Traffic management

• Wet weather skills

• Mindset and consistency under pressure

Whether it’s your first time on track or you're aiming to be race-ready, our coaching helps you skip the trial-and-error phase and get faster, safer, and more confident — quicker.

Step 3: Get a Taste for Racing – The Deputy 4 Hour

Once you’re comfortable at speed and have a handle on your car control, it’s time to get a real taste of racing.

Enter the Pheasant Wood Circuit - Deputy 4 Hour Enduro.

This is grassroots endurance racing at its absolute best — affordable, friendly, and adrenaline-fuelled. It’s a 4-hour race held at Pheasant Wood Circuit, designed for beginner and budget-conscious racers. Race the RaceAway Mazda MX5 Racecar with everything included. Your own pro driver coach, professional pit crew, strategy manager & a practice day all included. READ MORE about Deputy 4 Hour.

It’s the perfect way to:

• Experience race starts, pit stops, and strategy

• Practice racing under pressure

• Work as part of a team

• experience the mental & physical endurance needed for motorsport

Many of our drivers use the Deputy 4 Hour as their first step into proper competition — and they keep coming back for more!

RaceAway Mazda MX5 at R2 of the Deputy 4 Hour endurance race, Pheasant Wood Circuit.

Step 4: Join the Big Dogs – Get Your Motorsport Australia License

If you’re serious about racing, you’ll need to hold a Motorsport Australia Circuit License.
Here’s how you get it:

1. Apply for a Motorsport Australia License

• Head to the Motorsport Australia website and apply for a Circuit License.

• You'll also need a Motorsport Australia Medical Examination Form completed by a doctor.

2. Complete an Online Theory Module

• Motorsport Australia requires you to complete an online theory component covering race regulations, safety protocols, flags, and driver responsibilities.

3. Book and Complete an Observed Licence Test (OLT)

• Your final step is the Observed Licence Test (OLT) — and this is a genuine test you must be adequately prepared to pass. You can complete your OLT with us at any upcoming track day & certain events.

  
  During the OLT, Motorsport Australia officials assess your:

  • Car control at speed

  • Track awareness and positioning

  • Correct use of flag signals

  • Pit entry and exit procedures

  • Overall attitude to safety

Important:
If you are not adequately prepared, you can fail your OLT. That’s why we strongly recommend gaining track day experience and professional coaching beforehand to boost your chances of success.

Step 5: Step into Club, State, or National Level Racing

Once you've got your Motorsport Australia License and tasted competition, the next step is planning a racing calendar that suits your goals, experience, and budget.

At RaceAway Track Time, we work closely with drivers to tailor a path forward.

Here’s how it usually looks:

Club and State Level Racing

If you're looking to build experience without massive travel or costs, we'll often recommend starting with a familiar track like Sydney Motorsport Park or One Raceway.

You might race in:

• NSW Production Touring Car Championship — in one of our proven Mazda SP25s

• MX5 Cup Series — using the same MX5 racecar you would have driven in the Deputy 4 Hour

• APRA (Australian Pulsar Racing Association) Series - Highly competitive one make series

These are an excellent starting point, growing your skills in highly competitive yet welcoming environments.

National Level racing the Class E Winners, RaceAway Track Time at the 2025 Bathurst 6 Hour, Mount Panorama.

National Level Racing

Got your sights set on Bathurst or Phillip Island?
Then you’ll need a National Motorsport Australia License — which requires completing three National-level Motorsport Australia race meetings.

In this case, we may recommend entering:

• Australian Production Cars Championship — in the Mazda SP25

• RX8 Cup Series — a highly popular and cost-effective national series

• NSW Production Touring — where certain rounds are eligible as National events

Completing these will qualify you to compete in iconic races like the Bathurst 6 Hour or Challenge Bathurst, where we also offer full Arrive 'n' Drive packages.

Ready to Get Started?

At RaceAway Track Time, we make starting your racing journey simple.
We’ve built a clear path for anyone who’s passionate about motorsport — from your very first track day to racing at major endurance events like the Bathurst 6 Hour.

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👉 Explore race car hire options here

Still got questions?
We love helping new racers find their way to the grid.

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Experience Australia’s Premier Race Tracks: Driver Development Program 2025

If you’ve ever wondered how to start racing or how to get into motorsport, our Driver Development Program is your gateway to competing on iconic tracks, including opportunities to race at Bathurst. We provide everything from race car hire Bathurst to expert coaching, comprehensive support, and detailed guidance on venues like Phillip Island—so if you’ve ever asked, “Can I race at Phillip Island?” the answer is yes!

Challenge Bathurst - BMW M3

Sydney 300 - Mazda MX5

Australian Production Championships - Phillip Island

Why Race These Tracks?
Racing across different circuits not only sharpens your driving skills but also accelerates your growth as a competitor. Each track poses unique challenges that test various aspects of your abilities, from high-speed cornering at Phillip Island to strategic overtaking on the twisty layout of Winton Raceway. For circuit racing for beginners, tackling diverse tracks under professional guidance helps build confidence, adaptability, and a strong racing foundation.

Iconic Tracks Featured in Our Programs

• Phillip Island Circuit: Perfect your high-speed cornering and line selection amidst sweeping coastal views. If you’ve been curious whether you can race here, now is your chance.

• Sydney Motorsport Park: Multiple track configurations and modern facilities ensure you develop the versatility essential for competitive motorsport.

• Winton Raceway: Dubbed the “Nation’s Action Track,” Winton’s technical layout will enhance your braking, cornering, and racecraft—key skills for aspiring drivers.

• Mount Panorama (Bathurst): Racing at Bathurst is a bucket-list goal for many drivers, and we’ll guide you through the process. Our race car hire Bathurst options make it accessible, allowing you to experience the legendary track’s elevation changes and challenging corners firsthand.

Starting your racing journey can feel overwhelming, but our program simplifies every step. We handle the logistics—from race car hire and car prep to pit crew services and event entries—so you can focus on honing your technique and building your racing résumé.

Our team of experienced coaches provides personalised feedback, helping you pinpoint where to invest your time and resources. By following a structured approach, you’ll learn how to take on each circuit with confidence, gaining the answers you need to how to start racing and how to get into motorsport at a professional level.

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Budgeting for Success
Entering the world of motorsport involves financial planning. To participate in these events, you should anticipate a budget of around $12,000 - $15,000 per round, which typically covers essentials like race car hire, transport, preparation, coaching, and logistical support. Check out our Arrive ‘n’ Drive racing experiences for inclusions. This upfront investment ensures a seamless experience as you develop the skills necessary to excel in high-stakes racing environments.

Example Racing Calendar
Here’s a sample of what a personalised racing calendar might look like:

• February: Phillip Island – RX8 Cup
  Drive - Mazda RX8 Race car. Refine high-speed stability and cornering at a world-class circuit.

• May: Sydney Motorsport Park – Sydney 300
  Drive - Mazda MX5 Race car. Adapt to different track configurations and learn to thrive under pressure.

• August: Winton Raceway – Winton 300
  Drive - Mazda MX5 Race car. Sharpen technical skills on a challenging layout, enhancing braking and corner exits.

• November: Challenge Bathurst
  Drive - BMW M3 Race car. Realise your dream to race at Bathurst in a professionally prepared car, pushing your skills to the limit on one of the world’s most iconic tracks.

Ready to Hit the Track?
Our Driver Development Program is your answer to circuit racing for beginners and a direct route to the tracks you’ve always aspired to conquer. From race car hire solutions and top-notch coaching to strategic planning around iconic events, we provide everything you need to succeed.

Get in Touch
Contact us today to discuss your racing goals, budgeting options, and how our expert guidance can fast-track your motorsport ambitions.

• Phone: 0472 535 354

• Email: info@raceawaytracktime.com.au

By choosing our Driver Development Program, you’ll gain the knowledge, skills, and confidence to reach the highest levels of racing, forging your path through Australia’s legendary circuits and making your mark on the motorsport world.

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Challenge Bathurst 2024 Wrap Up

Conquering Mount Panorama: Our Unforgettable Experience at Challenge Bathurst

Mount Panorama is a race track that commands respect with its challenging layout and rich history. For racing enthusiasts like us, it's the ultimate testing ground—a place to push our skills to the limit. This year, our team had the opportunity to tackle this iconic circuit during Challenge Bathurst, and it was an experience that truly highlighted the unique demands and thrills of driving at such a renowned venue.

The Allure of Challenge Bathurst

Challenge Bathurst isn't just another event on the motorsport calendar; it's a festival of speed that brings together drivers from all walks of life. From seasoned professionals to enthusiastic rookies, everyone shares the same goal: to test themselves against one of the world's most demanding circuits. For those wondering how to become a race car driver or how to start racing, there's no better goal than the tarmac of Mount Panorama.

"It was our most successful Challenge Bathurst yet, with all the drivers exceeding our expectations.”

- Phil Alexander

Preparing for the Mountain

Our lineup featured a mix of talent, including two rookie drivers making their debut: Ronin Lindenmayer and Raphael "Raph" Wood. Both were eager to make their mark and gain invaluable experience. Under the guidance of our head coach, Phil Alexander, we have been working closely with both drivers over the last few months on their Driver Development plans to to provide them with the tools and support they needed to conquer the mountain.

Phil, a seasoned veteran with countless laps under his belt, emphasised the importance of anticipation. "We really focus on helping our drivers think ahead to the next corner because it's such a fast track," he explained. "By the time you're there, you need to be thinking about the next one."

One of our key strategies was utilising a lead car. This allowed our drivers to follow professional racing lines in real-time, drastically cutting down the learning curve. It's one thing to study a track map; it's another to see the ideal line unfold before your eyes at high speed.

Practice Makes Perfect - Driver Times

The format for Challenge Bathurst was Supersprint Thursday & Friday and Regularity Saturday & Sunday with 6 sessions spread over the two days of the event.

Practice Session Times:

• Ronin Lindenmayer (Mazda 3 MZR SP25): 2:55.5140

• Phil Alexander (Mazda RX8): 2:55.7400

• Raphael Wood (BMW M3 E46): 3:04.3430

Sprint 1:

• Ronin: 2:56.6110

• Phil: 2:54.9280

• Raph: 2:57.6630

Sprint 2:

• Phil: 2:56.0340

• Ronin: 2:57.3460

• Raph: 2:50.0280

Sprint 3:

• Ronin: 2:52.7240

• Phil: 2:50.1850

• Raph: 2:50.020

This was the highlight of the event. Ronin smashed his previous best by nearly five seconds. "I improved on corner speed, especially over the top," he said. "It's easy to go fast in a straight line, but daunting to do it over the top with all the tricks coming at you."

Phil continued to set an excellent example, while Raph's relentless focus on technical perfection saw him post a 2:47.4220. "I haven't stopped smiling from ear to ear," he beamed after the session.

Sprint 4:

• Phil: 2:51.8760

• Ronin: 2:52.5770

• Raph: 2:58.5490

As the track heated up, conditions became more challenging. Raph noted that the top end was hot and slippery, leading to a drop in times. Nevertheless, the experience gained was invaluable.

Ronin Lindenmayer at Challenge Bathurst 2024, RaceAway Track Time Mazda SP25 Bathurst 6 Hour Car

Reflections from the Mountain

Phil had high praise for both rookies. "Ronin was very focused on putting each lap together, really pushing himself to have a good lap time without creating any issues, whether mechanical or in traffic. He did really well improving as his track familiarity increased, with a view to competing in the Bathurst 6 Hour next year."

On Raph's performance, Phil commented, "Raph, being the technical thinker he is, was very analytical about each of the corners. This way of attacking the track meant that he was very accurate, and this played directly into his speed improvement under the conditions."

The Success of Team Effort

We also had three dry hires with more experienced racers who took full advantage of our race car hire at Bathurst services. Their feedback was overwhelmingly positive, highlighting the quality of our vehicles and the support provided by our team. Head coach Phil noted "It was our most successful Challenge Bathurst yet, with all the drivers exceeding our expectations. The cars performed beautifully with no issues whatsoever and came home with no marks. Having done this for a number of years now, our experienced team was all over it and was able to give the drivers excellent support. At the end of the day, we want to bring fresh faces to Mount Panorama and make the bucket list real for drivers, and we did just that. Bring on the Bathurst 6 Hour 2025!"

RaceAway RX8 Race Car at Challenge Bathurst with Phil Alexander behind the wheel

Why Mount Panorama is the Ultimate Racing Experience

For anyone dreaming of racing at Mount Panorama or ticking off that ultimate bucket list item, events like Challenge Bathurst provide the perfect gateway. As a Supersprint or Regularity event, you're essentially racing against the clock—and yourself—without the intense door-to-door, bumper-to-bumper competition. This format makes participation more accessible, requiring only a Motorsport Australia Speed License. It opens the doors to experience Australia's most iconic track, allowing you to embrace the thrill of Mount Panorama without the high barriers typically associated with competitive racing.

Our experience this year reinforced why we do what we do. Providing access to top-quality cars, expert coaching, and a supportive team environment allows drivers to push their limits safely. Whether you're a seasoned pro or figuring out how to start racing, the mountain has something to teach you.

Looking Ahead

With the success of this year's event, our sights are set on the future. Ronin is gearing up for the Bathurst 6 Hour next year, and we're excited to see how he applies the lessons learned. Raph continues to fine-tune his technical approach, and we have no doubt he'll be a force to reckon with in upcoming events.

For those interested in joining us, we offer comprehensive packages that include everything you need to hit the track. From race car hire at Bathurst to personalised driver development plans, we're here to make your racing dreams a reality.

Raphael Wood at Bathurst Challenge ‘24 racing the RaceAway BMW M3

Final Thoughts

Challenge Bathurst 2024 was more than just an event; it was a testament to what can be achieved with determination, the right support, and a shared passion for motorsport.

To anyone out there dreaming of taking on Mount Panorama, we say go for it. The mountain is waiting, and so are we.

Are you up for the challenge? Check out our 👉Driver Development Programs👈 and race Mount Panorama in 2025

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Driver Development Program Experience

From Aspiration to Achievement: Manarth Prasad’s Journey with RaceAway Track Time

For many aspiring racers, transitioning from casual track days to competitive motorsport can feel like a daunting leap. But for Manarth Prasad, that leap was made possible through dedication, the right mentorship, and the tailored support of RaceAway Track Time’s Driver Development Program. Guided by our experienced head coach, Phil Alexander, Manarth embarked on a journey that saw him progress through endurance racing, hone his skills in various training days, and ultimately achieve his goal of competing at Challenge Bathurst behind the wheel of an RX8.

Manarth Prasad at Challenge Bathurst 2023 racing the RaceAway RX8 Cup Car

In this blog, Manarth shares his experience — from obtaining his Motorsport Australia Circuit License to thriving in competitive racing — and how the RaceAway team helped unlock his potential, both on and off the track.

“I've loved cars since I can remember, and had been participating in track days since I'd gotten my license. I was ready to step things up and start competing in motorsport and would need a competition license as I had aspirations of competing in the RX8 cup. 

I was referred Raceaway track time for my observed license test and was pleasantly surprised to discover that my license test was to be overseen by Phil Alexander, having been a long time fan of rotaries - I recognised the name, there was a model of one of his former race cars in the workshop I use!

Challenge Bathurst 2023, RaceAway RX8 Cup Car 

It's safe to say that what was meant to be a simple one day exam has turned into a valued partnership with a wonderful group of people. Though I'd obtained my license, I was by no means a racing driver - by utilising Raceaway track times connections I was able to access a variety of entry level events that I would not have known had ever existed.

“I can’t speak enough to the value to be found in working with someone with the breadth of experience provided by Phil. With a keen eye and understanding of each individual driver that he works with, the strong focus on foundational learning has equipped me with the ability to feel confident in a formal race environment. ”

Driving skills aside, understanding how to navigate the formalities of organised racing events, the decorum expected by officials at a race track - all of which is made a thousand times easier with the guidance of someone with decades of experience. It means that you're able to focus on the important part, developing your skills and driving.

I was able to participate in lower level events, frequent practice sessions and within five months, I was offered an opportunity to compete in challenge Bathurst. Through everything I had learnt in working with Phil in that short period of time, I actually felt equipped with the knowledge and ability to enjoy and learn from the experience of driving on one of the best tracks in the entire world. 

Taking everything I had learnt, just under a year on from obtaining my license and now having experienced a wide variety of cars and racetracks, I have now achieved my goal of competing regularly in the RX8 cup - with the knowledge and skills I now possess, I can comfortably look upon my growth and past self and say that none of the joy any of this has brought to my life would have been possible without the guidance, friendship and company of Phil and the team. I highly suggest that anybody with the interest, whether you're an enthusiast, working on your own growth or someone with genuine aspirations towards being a racing driver - reach out to the team, there's a world of experiences and possibilities out there. All that's missing is you.”

Want to start your motorsport career? Check out our Driver Development program and accelerate your motorsport journey today ⤵️

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5 Key Steps for Driver Development

Success in motorsport requires not only a deep passion for racing but also continuous driver development. Whether you're a budding amateur or an experienced pro, honing your skills is a never-ending process. For those looking to improve their performance on tracks such as Pheasant Wood Circuit, One Raceway, or Sydney Motorsport Park, here are five key steps to take in your driver development program.

Understand the Track

Pheasant Wood Circuit

To become a better driver, you must first understand the track you're racing on. Each circuit has its unique characteristics and challenges. Pheasant Wood Circuit, for example, offers tight turns and technical sections that demand precision and control.

Sydney Motorsport Park

Alternatively, Sydney Motorsport Park features a combination of high-speed sectors and complex series of corners that test a driver's ability to maintain momentum while managing their vehicle's balance.

One Raceway

The new One Raceway layout is known for its elevation changes and fast corners, requiring drivers to have a strong understanding of vehicle dynamics and weight transfer.

Invest in Professional Coaching

Even the most talented drivers can benefit from the insights and guidance of a seasoned coach. Professional coaching can offer personalized feedback, helping you to identify and refine the subtleties of your driving technique. A coach can also help you to understand data analytics from your laps, allowing for a targeted approach to improvement.

Practice Consistently

As with any skill, consistent practice is essential for growth. Regularly participating in track days and testing sessions at circuits like Pheasant Wood Circuit, One Raceway, and Sydney Motorsport Park provides you with the opportunity to apply what you've learned and track your progress.

Physical and Mental Conditioning

Racing is as much a mental sport as it is a physical one. A good driver should include physical fitness training in their program to improve endurance and strength, particularly in the upper body and core. Equally important is mental conditioning, which can involve techniques such as visualization, concentration exercises, and even sim racing to sharpen your mental acuity and decision-making under pressure.

Drive a Variety of Racing Styles & Race Cars

Driving a variety of racing styles and race cars can enhance your overall driving skills by exposing you to different challenges and techniques. It helps you adapt to various driving conditions, improves your versatility behind the wheel, and broadens your understanding of different racing strategies.

By following these five key steps, you can create a structured approach to your driver development. With the right combination of knowledge, coaching, practice, conditioning, and technology, you can unlock your full potential and achieve greater success on tracks like Pheasant Wood Circuit, One Raceway, and Sydney Motorsport Park.

Whether you're just starting out or looking to elevate your racing career, remember that every great driver is constantly learning and evolving. Embrace the journey of driver development and enjoy the ride!

Accelerate your motorsport career with a tailored driver development program written by Head Coach Phil Alexander. Unlock your full potential on tracks like Pheasant Wood Circuit, One Raceway, and Sydney Motorsport Park!

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SYDNEY 300 RUNDOWN

Drivers Ronin Linden-Mayer and Michael Buckley had a blast over the weekend taking on the Pitcher Partners Sydney 300. Both drivers new faces amongst the crowd and stepping into the higher level of racing in the RaceAway Mazda MX5. The goal for the weekend - race with the big kids and bring the car home, and boy did they do just that.

The times started out around 2:08 during practice, and knocked off 2 seconds for qualifying. Head coach Phil Alexander commenting that the drivers in the field were really pushing their cars to the limit. This was evident when the sun went down and the Sydney 300 started. Safety flag after safety flag resulting in 19 DNF's.

The MX5 took a turn during a safety flag restart with Buckley holding his own at the front of 30 cars until turn 8 when a tap in the right hand rear caused a spin and left him exposed to the oncoming traffic. He was able to limp (emphasis on limp) the car into pit lane with the damage assessed as a steering arm, panel work and broken wheel. The crew sprung into action - race tape, jack and spare wheel at the ready. Phil's extensive knowledge in endurance racing prioritising the repairs required to effect a quick turn around. Where most teams would pack up, the crew pulled together and were able to get the car out to finish the final 5 laps and take the chequered flag.

The boys running their fastest lap - a 2:00 flat, showing a solid improvement over the weekend and continuing our 100% finish rate in the Sydney 300.

Phils comments about the weekend "it was a steep learning curve for both drivers, they gained invaluable knowledge in race craft, bring-the-car-home ethos and driving with the big kids"

A massive thanks to our stellar team, Ben Swatton, Jack Winter, Scott Freestone, Karen Alexander and Rod Tippett. You came together and got the car back on the field whilst supporting the drivers - couldn't ask for more

Shout out to Motor Racing Australia and Pitcher Partners for another fantastic event. See you next year!

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YOUNG STARTERS

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Is your teenager keen to start racing? Get them behind the wheel with RaceAway's Young Starters! A day of one-on-one professional race coaching tailored to your young driver with car hire & track day entry included. 🏎️💨

Our focus is on providing a supportive and safe learning environment where your teen can develop at their own pace.

Minimum age 14 yo and manual experience required. Made for drivers with a bit of experience in go-karts who want to test their skills in a bigger drivers seat!

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You Don't Know What You Don't Know

💡You don't know what you don't know 💡

A HUGE part of what we do is driver coaching. You see it in all of our Arrive 'N' Drive packages, at our Super Track Days and as part of our OLT recommendations.

Let's face it, driving a car on the road is one thing but driving under modified racing conditions is another! Our coaches are there not only to reduce your lap times but also to keep you, the drivers around you, and your car safe. We want you to get the most out of your track time.

So what does coaching involve? 1 on 1 coaching gives you access to personalised advice from a professional racing driver. They'll spend the day watching your lines and how you handle the car. They'll also use in car footage to review how you handle rev matching and footwork. When you're at a race meeting, our Head Coach Phil Alexander will jump on the cans with you and coach you through the race. This is an invaluable experience from someone who has raced at some of the biggest tracks around the world. He is there with you the whole day to oversee and manage the pit crew, maintenance of the car, and racing strategy.

Driver coaching is an integral part of your motorsport journey. It helps improve your lap times, make you a better driver and develops your critical thinking to understand what happened when things go wrong. Remember folks, you don't know what you don't know! 🏁