From first timers through to seasoned track day junkies, we cater for everyone with four individual groups that a rider can chose from according to their experience and ability.
Select your group at booking checkout. Please be aware that if, in our discretion, we decide that the group you are in is either too fast or too slow for you then you may be reallocated to a more suitable group.
The top group at our ride days for the most advanced riders. Safe passing is permitted in this group.
The second fastest group for our ride days. Undertaking safely into corners is allowed
A step up in pace from the Red group. No undertaking into corners is allowed!
A mandatory entry level group for riders new to ride days, free rider coaching is provided to the red group.
Just In Case Insurance (JIC) gives you peace of mind with your Moto Ride Day entry. For $50 you can transfer your entry or request a credit should you need to do so up until the we are on track. Available at booking checkout.
Available at select Moto Ride Days, our coaches offer guidance and support to developing riders.
Avalon Lewis (Biddle) is a New Zealand international road racer competing in the FIM Women’s Circuit Racing (WCR) Championship and our lead track and race coach for Addicted to Track (ATT) at Queensland Raceway. With 20 years of elite international race experience and a sharp technical eye, Avalon delivers calm, structured, and results-driven coaching. She excels at translating world-class race craft into clear, practical guidance that helps riders build confidence, improve consistency, and find genuine lap time—making her a key presence trackside and an integral part of ATT’s high-performance coaching team.
Jack Favelle is Addicted to Track’s Superbike racer competing in ASBK and a rider coach at Queensland Raceway. Progressing through the ranks from OJC to 300s, 600s, and now Superbike, Jack combines natural speed with real-world race experience and a direct, no-nonsense coaching style. His instinctive pace and clear feedback allow him to turn “what fast feels like” into practical, rider-friendly advice, helping riders unlock confidence, sharpen technique, and find lap time quickly making him a powerful asset within the ATT coaching program and a standout mentor for developing racers.
Riders can hire the gear if they don’t have their own equipment. Hire gear will be checked upon return at the end of the day.
Riders will need to sign on at the event, they will need to show staff their photo ID and MA Recreational Day Licence (as stipulated on the event entry page)
Scrutineering will be available from two hours prior to start of the first session in the pit bay 1, riders should receive a colour number for their bike.
The mandatory Riders’ briefing will start at half an hour prior to the first session
Pit lane opens for the first group at 9am on a full day session and 1pm on an afternoon session.
End of day is at 4:30-5:00pm.
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