Track Days

Australian Racing Drivers Club Open Track Day

Who can attend an open track day?

Whether you have never driven on a track before or consider yourself a seasoned racing driver, these days are for you. As long as your car is roadworthy and has a passenger seat it can be driven on the track and these days are open to all.

Whilst the days are strictly non-competitive with no timing or racing, you will get ample time to learn, build and improve your driving skills with the help of the Australian Racing Driver Clubs professional instructors. Our instructors are experienced in coaching people of all levels, from total beginners to experienced racing drivers.

Drivers will be split into three groups, dependent on experience and ability, with each group having their own 20 minute session of open track time each hour. There will never be more than 25 cars on the track in one session however those who take their driving a little more seriously can arrange a private session.

How will the day be structured?

The day commences at 8:30am with sign on and a safety and theory brief, then circuit activity at 9am sharp. All drivers are taken on a sighting drive of the circuit, highlighting driving lines, apexes and safety.

Professional instructors will be available throughout the day to answer your questions and provide personal in-car tuition. When your group is not on the track you are not neglected, instructors are available to answer your questions.

The last hour of the day is dedicated to open track when drivers can put everything they have learnt during the day into practice.

Lunch and refreshments are provided throughout the day, and water is available at all times.

What do I need to bring?

• A roadworthy and mechanically sound car. Driving Solutions reserves the right to refuse any car access to the track if deemed unsuitable.
• Race cars are permitted ONLY if they have a passenger seat fitted.
• Helmets must be worn at all times when on the track. If you do not have a helmet one can be hired for the day, however, stocks are limited. Please specify that a helmet is required when booking.
• Long sleeve shirt, closed shoes and pants must be worn by all drivers.
• Sun block.
• Full tank of petrol.

Observed Licence Tests (OLT)

Eastern Creek Track Days has been chosen by the Confederation of Australian Motorsport (CAMS) to conduct the CAMS Observed Licence Test (OLT). The OLT can now be taken during the Eastern Creek Trackdays by selecting the OLT option on the booking form, booking is essential. Please refer to www.CAMS.com.au or call CAMS Member Services on 1300 653529 for more details on licencing.

The purpose of an OLT is to evaluate the driver’s suitability for a CAMS competition licence. Drivers will be evaluated and observed for every aspect of their performance including:

• the ease at which they cope with driving equivalent to competition requirements
• driver attitude and aptitude
• power of observation
• reaction times
• observation of relevant rules

(Booking forms can be found at the bottom of this page.)

Eastern Creek Race School

Eastern Creek Race School is designed for experienced Track Day drivers who wish to take the next step. With a maximum of 20 drivers the day will involve maximum track time with drivers having at least 30 minutes in every hour on the track. In car tuition will be available for those who wish to develop their skills further and timing will be provided. The day will be fully catered with a Barista in attendance and a light lunch provided.

Bookings are essential, please complete and return the booking form in order to secure your spot.

Download our booking form here: Eastern Creek Race School Booking Form