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evo Trackdays 2024: dates, tickets, booking info

evo's 2024 Trackdays are available to book now, offering you the chance to test the limits of your car at some of Britain’s most iconic circuits

Are you raring to get on track in 2024? This year's evo Trackdays season is well underway, with just two of the seven events remaining in the calendar. Having launched in May with a track day at Bedford Autodrome, this season has featured our signature track evenings, three exclusive full-day sessions at the Goodwood Motor Circuit and new for 2024, a track evening event at Donington Park. Book now to experience Brands Hatch and Goodwood at our final two events of the year.

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– Click here to book one or more of our 2024 evo Trackdays – 

evo Trackdays have a distinct emphasis on making sure you’re getting the most track time possible with your performance car by keeping attendee numbers limited. Our small group sizes and open-pit lane (evening) or sessioned formats (Goodwood) ensure that you’re given plenty of time and space to push your car to the limit. 

Headlining the 2024 season are our full-day sessions at Goodwood Circuit, with all-day access to the track while also including breakfast, a Goodwood Estate sit-down lunch and afternoon tea. Bedford Autodrome, Brands Hatch and Donington Park make up the rest of this year’s line-up.

For more details, keep scrolling down this page, or head over to evotrackdays.co.uk to book your places directly.

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evo Trackdays 2024 season

Bedford Autodrome: May 10

The 2024 season kicked off with an evening at Bedford Autodrome, with a variety of cars taking to the South West Circuit. Everything from a Toyota GR Yaris to a Porsche 911 GT3 Touring got in on the action, with expert tuition on offer throughout the event to help drivers extract the most from the experience. The evo Fast Fleet Caterham Seven ‘evo25’ made an appearance too, with Deputy Editor James Taylor offering passenger rides to attendees.

Goodwood Motor Circuit: May 17

A week into the season we hit the iconic Goodwood Motor Circuit for a full day of track action (and fantastic food). The evo team were in attendance as always, with Dickie Meaden and James Taylor offering thrilling passenger rides in the incredible Can-Am-inspired Spartan and Frontline’s MGB restomod, with Lotus making an appearance with its latest and greatest models. From a Renault Sport Clio to a Porsche 964 RS, there was no shortage of variety in the paddock.

Bedford Autodrome: June 7

evo Trackdays made a return to Bedford Autodrome on June 7, run in partnership with Lotus. To offer attendees the chance to experience its latest models on track, Lotus provided an Emira and 905bhp Eletre R to drive at the event. Unusually, the Eletre wasn’t the only EV on track, with a Tesla Model 3 also hitting the circuit, alongside a Porsche 911 GT3, BMW E92 M3 and even a Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT…

Donington Park Circuit: June 19

New for 2024, evo Trackdays made its first visit to MSV’s Donington Park Circuit in Derbyshire, with Lotus once again in attendance to offer drivers the chance to experience its latest models on track. Drivers took to the undulating, 3.1-mile circuit in everything from a BMW 645Ci to a Porsche 911 GT3, with a selection of Alpine A110s, GR Yaris’s and Caterhams also making an appearance in the paddock.

Goodwood Motor Circuit: July 2

Ahead of the Goodwood Festival of Speed, evo Trackdays made a return to the iconic Motor Circuit in partnership with Lotus, with a full day of track time and hospitality on the menu. A huge variety of incredible cars made the most of the challenging 2.36-mile circuit with the help of expert instructors, with the likes of a Porsche 911 GT3 MR, McLaren 600LT and BAC Mono in attendance. Drivers also had the opportunity to get behind the wheel of the latest Lotus models, pushing them to the limit on one of Britain’s most iconic circuits.

Locations

The evo Trackday season will be hitting four locations in 2024 with evening events at the Bedford Autodrome, Brands Hatch, Goodwood Motor Circuit and Donington Park. Read our full circuit guides for Bedford and Brands by clicking the links below.

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> Bedford Autodrome circuit guide 

> Brands Hatch circuit guide

Dates and times – UK

Below are the dates and timings for the 2024 evo Trackdays season.

 Bedford Autodrome (SW circuit)Goodwood Motor CircuitBrands Hatch (Indy circuit)Donington Park (National circuit)
Dates

Evening sessions:

10/05/24

07/06/24

Full day sessions:

17/05/24

02/07/24

19/09/24

Evening session:

14/08/24

Evening session:

19/06/24

Location

Thurleigh Airfield Business Park, Thurleigh, Bedford MK44 2YP

Goodwood motor circuit, Chichester, PO18 0PX

Brands Hatch, West Kingsdown, Longfield DA3 8NG

Donington Park, Castle Donington, Derby DE74 2RP
Timings

16:30: Registration in scrutineering suite and noise testing outside scrutineering bay opens

17.00: Driver briefing in scrutineering suite

17.30: Familiarisation laps and track opens

20:00: Track time ends

08:00: Registration 

08:30: Safety briefing

09:00: Familiarisation and track opens

13:00 - 14:00: Lunch

17:00: Track time ends

16:30: Registration in scrutineering suite and noise testing outside scrutineering bay opens

17.00: Driver briefing in scrutineering suite

17.30: Familiarisation laps and track opens

20:00: Track time ends

1630: Registration in scrutineering suite and noise testing outside scrutineering bay opens

1730: Familiarisation laps and track opens

2000: Track time ends

> Click here for our full track days guide

Driver info – UK

Noise restrictions

The noise restrictions differ slightly between venues, see below for more details. Any vehicles failing the noise test will not be allowed out on the track.

 

Bedford

Brands Hatch

Goodwood

Donington Park

Static101 dB102 dB105 dBNA
Drive by87.5 dB90 dB101 dB98 dB

Driving licence

All those wishing to drive a car on the track on the evening must bring a valid UK drivers licence with them. This will be checked by the venue staff, and only on producing your licence will you be given a wristband that will allow you on to the track.

If you have lost your licence you can obtain a licence reference number from the DVLA by visiting their website

Helmets

Helmets must be worn by everyone in a car on the track. You are welcome to bring your own helmet, or you can hire one from us on the evening, just make sure you select the correct option as you go through the booking process.

Safety briefing

Everyone will need to attend a safety briefing before being allowed out on track. This applies to everyone, whether it's your first or 50th event, so please make sure you arrive on time to maximise your track time.

Find more on track cars, track days and track driving through the links below...

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