Track Season Has Only Just Begun - But Rapid’s 2026 Places Are Nearly Gone
The track season is in full flow and Rapid’s 2026 places are nearly gone…
Demand for Rapid’s 2026 track coaching at Blyton Park has been exceptional. This year we added more coaches, created more track days and increased capacity, but the diary is still almost full.
If you want to improve your machine control skills with the best track training available, these are the only dates we have left:
TRACKMASTER:
22–23 August | 10–11 September
Master Your Machine – Part 2:
11 September
So why is Trackmaster so popular?
This is not a normal track day with a few tips thrown in. It’s a structured coaching environment, designed specifically to help riders build confidence, improve control and understand how track-based learning can transfer to the road.
Our track, Blyton Park. This airfield circuit has exactly the right blend of space, safety, challenge and coaching opportunities. It’s fast enough to be exciting, technical enough to teach real lessons and forgiving enough to let riders focus on technique without the usual distractions of road riding.
The coaching. On a Rapid track day, riders are not simply sent out to circulate and hope they improve by osmosis. Each coach works with three riders across seven sessions during the day. That gives every rider focused attention, while also allowing them to learn from watching others, listening to feedback and applying each lesson progressively.
It’s expertly structured. Before each session there is a pre-brief, and afterwards there’s a debrief. We have a well-tested syllabus, so the learning builds step by step. Riders are given specific tasks to work on, then supported as they practise, refine and consolidate.
We build confidence. With greater confidence comes more enjoyment, smoother riding and a better sense of what the bike is doing underneath you. Riders often discover that they don’t need to fight the machine. They need to understand it, work with it and give it clear, calm inputs.
How can it improve my road riding?
Because all the usual distractions and dangers – traffic, junctions, gravel, diesel etc – have gone. Without them, you can safely concentrate on individual techniques such as braking, turning, body position, vision, throttle control and corner planning. Then you can take that understanding home and use it where it really matters: on the road.
This is not about chasing lap times. It is about learning. It is about discovering how much more control is available when you’re relaxed, prepared and properly coached.
I’m in. How do I book?
As mentioned, we only have the following dates left for 2026:
Master Your Machine: Part 2: September 11th
TRACKMASTER: 22–23 August | 10–11 September