UK Car Track Day Calendar

With UKTrackDays.co.uk, we've made it so you're never more than a few minutes away from finding an Own Car Track Day event at a venue near you across the UK. The dedicated search filters on our regularly updated UK Car Track Days Calendar will let you see availability for each venue, and give you the option to see dates within a given range.

You can also opt to see events for Beginners, Intermediate or Advanced drivers - so you can be sure you're booking onto the event that's right for you - or within a given price range if you're searching for a relatively inexpensive day on track if you're on a budget.

The most attended Circuits for Car Track Days over the 2023 season so far have been Donington Park in Derbyshire, Snetterton in Norfolk, Brands Hatch in Kent, Cadwell Park in Lincolnshire and Bedford Autodrome in Bedfordshire.

We have multiple events available to book at these Circuits and many more right across the country. And as well as that, we're proud to be the only online track day site to exclusively list Silverstone Car Track Days to book - so if you're looking to drive your motor at the historic home of the F1 British Grand Prix, we're your go-to for this!

Most road-going cars (except SUVs and off-road cars or vehicles) are usually fine to take on a track day. Usually, if certain cars aren't allowed on particular events, you'll have your attention drawn to this in the booking terms and conditions under the 'Requirements' tab before you go to make the booking.

However, it is absolutely imperative that the Car is in good working order both mechanically and structurally. You don't have to have an MOT on the Car if you are taking it on a trailer, but that said, it's advisable to get it checked over before you use it. Any leaks or damage to safety features that are visible to the Circuit Marshals will likely result in your car not being allowed out on Circuit.

Open wheel-based Cars such as Single Seaters are not permitted on track days, and usually if your car is a race car which is used in competition, they will also not be allowed. The good news is that most circuits run Testing Days where these sorts of vehicles are permitted. Own Car Track Days are for the general public and will have a mix of ability from first-timers, to well-seasoned, fast and experienced drivers. It is within the interests of ourselves, the track owners and track day suppliers that everything is run safely and according to rules and regulations.

A track day is not a racing environment, and anyone caught racing or even measuring lap times will be removed from track and ultimately from the site, and no refunds will be given.

Whether you are a driver or a passenger, you will need to have your arms and legs covered by clothing. There are no specialised requirements on clothing as with say, Bike Track Days, but a decent racing jacket, flat soled shoes and something comfy and hard wearing like jeans are always a reliable option - not forgetting of course, the requisite gloves and helmet for protection if you're the one driving.