Because Track Time Matters

All drivers must have a valid racing license or have previous and verifiable open-track/open-passing experience. First-time registrants will be contacted to verify driver(s) experience level. All drivers must wear the appropriate gear for track driving. For race cars and time trial cars, this includes:  SA-2015/FIA8860-2010 or newer helmet, a HANS device, a racing suit, racing gloves, balaclava, and racing shoes & socks. For drivers of track prepared street cars, we require an SA-2015/FIA8860-2010 or newer helmet, a HANS device appropriate for your seat belt configuration, long pants, and closed toe shoes.

On track, drivers are expected to follow the Max Track Time Code of Conduct. These expectations will be outlined during each event's drivers meeting and can be reviewed by following the above link.

Cars must be closed wheels. No formula cars are allowed unless specified on the event registration. Participants are responsible for preparing their vehicle to meet the rigors of track driving and must be prepared to the minimum standards of our Tech Sheet. Max Track Time reserves the right to re-inspect any vehicle at any event at any time and deny participation if a vehicle is deemed unsafe or improperly prepared. No refund will be given if a participant's vehicle is not properly prepared.

Yes, minors aged 16-17 are permitted to drive provided they have filled out our minor waiver. A legal parent or guardian must either be present, or have the waiver signed, notarized, and presented at the event for the minor to participate. Click here to view the Minor Waiver

Yes. With these testing days, teams have no limit on the number of drivers they are allowed to bring. We request all drivers’ names be included when completing registration. Any last-minute driver additions should be emailed to info@maxtracktime.com.

No. Max Track Time exclusively hosts open track, open passing testing events to provide the maximum available on-track time for all our participants.

Max Track Time is an open-passing organization. This means no point-by’s or passing zones are required. Given this is a non-competitive event, we ask drivers work with each other and use their best judgement to avoid high-risk passing situations. Expectations for passing can be reviewed in the Driver Code of Conduct page. Event specific expectations will be reviewed during the drivers meeting at each event.

Yes. Part of the benefit of testing is being able to practice driver changes, tire changes, fueling, etc. in an environment that accurately simulates race day. Because of this, Max Track Time ensures that teams have all the same pit access they would during a race weekend.

Yes, the registration page will allow for one registrant to register up to five cars. If you have more than five cars you would like to register, you can either register with two MotorsportReg accounts, or contact info@maxtracktime.com to add additional cars.

At each Max Track Time event, we have a designated hospitality area where breakfast, lunch, and an all-day beverage service is available. A light breakfast will be served during the first hour of each event. A warm buffet style lunch will be provided between 11:30 AM and 1:30 PM.

This will depend on the willingness the track, but typically, we work with the track to ensure all teams can load in the evening before the event. Specific details will be provided to the main registered user via email two weeks prior to the first day of the event. Any questions about load-in or paddock access can be directed to info@maxtracktime.com

Yes, tracks that have garage space will be able to have spots used. First come first serve.