Do I need a membership to ride with TPM?
No. You can sign up as a guest. Membership becomes valuable when you plan to ride enough dates that the lower day pricing and added benefits matter.
FAQ
Common TPM questions, answered directly.
Start here if you want the quickest answers to the questions riders ask before booking, preparing, and showing up for their next trackday.
I have never ridden on a track before. Can I still come?
Yes. First-time track riders are welcome. ART CORE is the required training path for riders who have never ridden a motorcycle on track before, and the First Time Guide walks through what to expect.
Can I rent gear or a bike?
Yes. TPM offers rental motorcycles as well as core safety gear such as leathers, gloves, and boots. Reserve early because quantities are limited, and rental bike transport needs to be planned well in advance. Review the full rentals page for options.
What if I do not know which track to choose?
That is normal. ART CORE is available at every trackday, so if you are new you can choose the date and track that fit your schedule best. As you gain experience, plan to ride all of them and see which tracks suit you best. Browse the upcoming trackday schedule to start planning.
What happens if I need to cancel?
Cancellation value depends on your membership level and the timing relative to the event date. Credits are issued as eVoucher credits applicable to future event purchases. No refunds.
Can I ride my street bike?
Usually yes, provided it passes TPM tech requirements. The bike must be in sound condition, properly prepared, and safe for track use.
Should I ride my bike to the track?
You can, but it is not recommended. Fatigue, weather, mechanical trouble, or a crash can make the trip home the worst part of the day. The First Time Guide covers transport planning in more detail.
How early should I get there?
Early enough to unload, get registered, complete tech, and attend the mandatory rider meeting without rushing. If you are new, give yourself extra margin. The First Time Guide explains the full arrival flow.