We believe that you can never have enough practice!! So we have made the advanced course for those who wish to take their skills to the next level, and practice emergency techniques at real world speeds in a safe, controlled area.

Classroom Portion:

In the classroom instruction, students are given the information to prep their motorcycle for the course as well as the details about the track layout and the flow of the day. They are also introduced to the seven skill stations and are assigned their groups for the day, students also pick which type of pizza they wish to have for lunch that day.

Motorcycle Portion:

Our unique Circuit Training approach takes you through 7 Skill Stations including: Emergency Braking; Push Steering; Corner Braking; Emergency Acceleration; Cornering; Slow Speed Control and more! This course is taught at Race City Speedway because it is the safest possible area to practice. This is NOT a race school and you will not get a racing license. If you are interested in Race School we are happy to direct any interested riders to several available options. What you WILL get is: Greater knowledge of your bike and skills to keep you safer. Increased confidence in varying traffic and road conditions and preparation for track days and race schools.

Course Requirements:

-You must have a Class 6 license and some riding experience (several months or several thousand kilometres).

-All types of machines are acceptable but must be in good working condition with a full tank of gas and with no fluid leaks and tires in excellent condition.

-You must have valid registration and insurance.

-You must have your own safety gear: helmet (full-faced is recommended), boots, gloves, jacket (leather or synthetic recommended), pants (leather or synthetic recommended Chaps are acceptable in the advanced course but not recomended).

-It should be understood that although we try hard to prevent it, it is possible that you could fall during these exercises and your motorcycle could sustain damage. You need to be willing to accept this risk.