The Racing
Level I course offers ideal access to the track, whether it's your first time
or you have a number of track days under your belt and wish to gain more
experience under professional instruction. If it's your first time, you'll be
taking your initial steps into a track environment that is safe, controlled and
non-aggressive and you'll learn the ins-and-outs of track etiquette. If you've
ridden on the track before, you'll be grouped accordingly and your expert
instructor will take you to the next step by improving your style, racing lines
and riding technique.
Riders are
divided into small groups of comparable skill level. A dedicated instructor
will offer tips before each session, and after each session you'll meet again
to discuss your experience and get questions answered. With constant feedback
and continuous attention, your track skills will dramatically improve along
with your overall riding confidence, especially when you leave the track and
get back out on the street.
This course
uses the
848 EVO-- with its perfect balance of handling and power, it's an ideal
bike for a first-time track experience. The 848 Evo's lightness and agility will
inspire confidence when cornering.
The Racing
Level I course is divided into groups of six (up to a maximum of 60 riders),
with each group led by an expert instructor. The bike used in this course is
the
848 EVO Superbike.
You don't
need any track experience to take part in this course, but good motorcycle
riding skills are essential.
During your
first session on the track your riding will be assessed by the instructors so
you can be divided into groups based on skill level and pace.
Once the
groups have been organised, you will have 5 more on-track practice sessions
alternating with theory-based input and advice.
The
required gear includes leathers, gloves, boots and a full-face helmet. If you
can't provide any of these items, you can hire them when you purchase a course
online (see the 'Clothing requirements' section for complete
details on the required gear).
You must
have a motorcycle licence (without engine displacement restrictions) to
participate in the Racing Level I course.
