Track-day preparation
Track-day preparation in Sandhurst
Prepare for the day. Look after the car afterwards.
Find what you need.
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Start with the car and the event
Tell us which event you are attending, whether the car is road-driven and what modifications it already has. We plan the preparation around condition, use and the event requirements rather than fitting a generic track package.
- Vehicle condition and outstanding faults
- Brake pads, discs, fluid and suitable operating temperatures
- Tyre condition, suitability and wheel fitment
- Fluid condition, leaks and cooling concerns
Setup with a purpose
We offer track-focused geometry and can discuss suitable suspension, braking, oil-cooler and catch-can installations. Changes need to work together and retain the usability you expect between events.
We do not offer corner weighting or dyno power runs. Live data logging and bespoke calibration are separate supported services; testing must be appropriate to the vehicle and conditions.
- Align setup with tyres, suspension and intended use
- Check clearance after ride-height or wheel changes
- Discuss noise limits and exhaust suitability
- Confirm maintenance and consumable requirements
After the event
Post-event inspections help assess wear, leaks and concerns noticed on the day. Tell us about overheating, vibrations, changes in braking or any off-track incident so we can agree the inspection scope.
Preparation does not guarantee reliability, event acceptance or safety under every driving condition. The organiser’s requirements and the driver’s ongoing checks still matter.
- Review brake and tyre wear
- Inspect agreed accessible mechanical areas
- Investigate new noises, warnings or fluid loss
- Plan follow-up repairs before the next event
Questions are welcome
Not sure where to start?
Tell us the vehicle and what you need. We will help you find the right route.