Since that time we've put over 300 people on the track for the 1st time. If you have never been to the track, but you like twisty roads and are curious about doing a track day this event is for you.
This year we will run 3 groups.
Group 1 is for folks that are doing their 1st track day. For those that are new to the track and looking to take it easy the day is very structured. It begins with a classroom session to prepare the riders for the day. Then moves on to "parade laps" and on track drills to help the riders familiarize themselves with the track environment, and bolster their skills. As the day continues the riding is still structured with coaches on the track, but riders are free to push it as their comfort allows. Classroom instruction is provided all day.
Group 2 is for folks that have ridden at the track previously, but consider themselves street riders and are looking for a track experience free of drama, with plenty of room. There are guidelines for passing and proximity to other riders. This group also comes with optional classroom sessions. I highly recommend the classroom sessions. This is where STT really shines, the educational portion of their program is the finest in the industry.
Group 3 is "quick and polite" - this is a group for track day riders and racers that want to bring out their street or track bike and enjoy a less dense, more courteous experience than one would expect at a normal track day.
STT is hosting their annual Track Fest Saturday and Sunday, August 10-11 - camping at the track is only $5 - so come early and hang out on Sunday.
Todd Pugh and the team at Shiny side up are generously sponsoring a Pig Roast on Sunday night. We will do a track walk after dinner. Dinner is at 6pm - The track walk with K3 will leave at 7:30
We provide a catered lunch and cold water and Gatorade throughout the day. We'll have a pit set up with chairs and awnings as well. We also have a photographer there that will provide a link with hundreds of pics of all of the action.
We will have a block of rooms at a local hotel. Details on that will follow. I'll be camping at the track. Camping at the track costs $5 at the gate.
Gear Requirements:
- Full face helmet
- Riding pants with armor
- Riding jacket with armor
- Pants and jacket must zip together
- Boots that cover your ankles
- Gloves that cover your wrists.
Bike Prep:
- Speedo and Tach must be covered (taped)
- Mirrors, turn signals, headlight, and taillight must be covered or removed
- Coolant is OK in the 1st track day group only. For groups 2 and 3 you need water wetter. We can do that swap at the shop, we cannot do that at the track
- Tires need to be less than 5 years old and in good condition with half or more tread remaining
- No safety wire is required
SUNDAY:
- 6:00PM - DINNER
- 7:30PM - TRACK WALK
MONDAY:
- 7:00AM - COFFEE
- 7:30PM - REGISTRATION
- 8:15AM - RIDERS MEETING
- 9:00AM - TRACK GOES HOT
Hotel accomodations:
We have a block rate available at the Holiday Inn Express in South Haven, MI. Contact them directly and Mention the Motoworks Block for an amazing rate of $99/night during their busy Blueberry Fest weekend.
Holiday Inn Express
1741 Phoenix St,
South Haven, MI 49090
(269) 637-8800
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REFUND POLICY: Due to the nature of the event and its planning, we are unable to offer refunds for track day registration fees. Please contact Holiday Inn Express to learn more about their cancellation policy for the hotel rooms.
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