jh1

hi, booked a track day [1st] and was wondering are laps timed by organisers or is it up to ourselves? also what does 3 g/h format consist of? thanks for your time, jason

ahar

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Every track day I've been on have banned timing laps as it breaks their insurance cover. If you're found to be timing laps yourself you may get chucked off!

However, that's just track days I've been on - there may be a track day organiser in the UK that allows timing but I've not found them

JDM_Stig

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I had a mate on the start and finsh line and my passenger timing my laps if that helps

Phil

Timing equipment invalidates the insurance for a TRACKDAY

Any people seen using Timing equipment are usually asked to leave the circuit

RobinSherwood

As above timing is a no no at track days. At some circuits this is taken so seriously that when we run the race car on a track day either for the purpose of track familiarisation or to give sponsors passenger rides I am cautious about even using my mobile phone on the pitwall in case the organisers think I am trying to sneakily time my car/driver.

Puff The Magic Wagon!

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However, in car video can later be analysed to estimate lap times...