Track days are something that I would like to try out but I honestly don't think I have the dedication for. Suspension tuning is definitely next. Already have the Ohlins in mind. Thanks!
I've done a few open lapping days at my local track before.
You just pay a fee and show up and are free to lap as much as you want in that time slot.
At my track you are not allowed to pass other cars except in the straight away (when the other car signals you to do so), so this prevents a lot of the dangers of track driving like being tapped or swiped or cut off in corners.
Basically you do 1-2 warmup laps, 3-6 hot laps, and 1-2 cooldown laps, then off.
Typically in a 5-9 timeslot you will do more laps than you can count or until you are low on gas lol.
This is a very low risk way to approach a trackday and is great for feeling out the car.
As long as you don't pick a high speed track with lots of concrete barriers or unfriendly runoffs you will more than likely be fine.
