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 Frequently Asked Questions Remember:
This Is Not a Race A number of regular questions are answered below. Which
Run Group Is Best For Me?
MVP Track Time will assign you to a run group based on your
previous track day experience. Our run groups are as follows:
Novice (Group 1 - Red):
Little or no HPDE track experience.
Intermediate (Group 2 - Yellow): Limited
track experience. Advanced (Group
3/4 - Green/Blue): Licensed racing and experienced HPDE track
drivers. We will use our "best fit" philosophy for
group assignment. If you feel you are in the wrong group and would like to move up to a higher run group, with our permission and approval of an
instructor, we may allow you to do so. Room in the run groups will also determine if a driver can move up or down to another run group. How Much Track Time WIll I Enjoy? MVP Track Time generally schedules two hours of track time for
each of the (Novice, Intermediate
and Advanced) run groups each day. If a fourth group is added, we schedule 1/2-hour sessions. Expect approximately 2 hours of track time per day. Will Instructors Be Available To Help Me? Yes!
We will have seasoned instructors available to all Novice drivers for each track event. These instructors are complimentary with your registration, please be nice to them. Our instructors will not drive your car on track, nor will they
request to drive your car on track. What If I Wreck My Car or Hit Another Car?
Are Convertibles Allowed to Run On The Track? Maybe! Certain convertibles, notably the Porsche Boxster, the Honda S2000, and any convertible sporting a hard top, are permitted to to run without an additional roll bar. Also, convertibles with automatic "Pop Up" rollover protection are permitted in the Novice and Intermediate run groups. All other convertibles must have a roll bar which passes the "Broomstick Test". Despite these restrictions, we encourage all convertible owners to install a roll bar which complies with the "Broomstick Test" for their own additional safety. Please contact me at (314) 249-3770 if you are unsure whether or not your car is compliant. Can I Have Passengers In The Car With Me? Yes! In the Advanced and Intermediate HPDE run groups. Passengers must also wear a proper helmet (SA2020 or SA2025) and be properly restrained. Passengers must be at least eighteen (18) years of age to be
in the car while on track. All passengers must complete MVP's "Passenger
Waiver" form. Passengers can bring the completed form, SA2020 or SA2025
helmet and $20 to check in along with ID.
Can I Share a Car With Another Driver? Yes! Drivers can share a car in the same HPDE run group. The second driver will be required to register and pay $100 - $150 atop the first driver's normal entry fee. Drivers sharing a car in seperate run groups will be required to register and pay seperate full registration fees. How Long Is Each On-Track Session? We generally run 20 - 30 minute
sessions for each run group. We've inatentiveness to settle in, causing "incidents".
Is There a Minimum Age Requirement? Yes. All drivers must be at least eighteen (18) years of age and hold a valid automobile driver's license.
How Do I Register For an MVP Track Time Track Day? You can register on line via the "Track Day Registration" page using Pay Pal with the on-line form. Instructions are on the "Track Day Registration" page.
If you cancel inside of three weeks prior to the track event, there is no refund. The cancellation No Refund window begins three weeks from the first day day of check-in for the specific event.
We will no longer transfer any current registration to a future event nor to another driver. We
have tried to assist attendees by graciously moving registrations to future events or other drivers, but this courtesy
has been abused so MVP will no longer move your existing registration to another event nor another driver. Going
forward you will simply cancel the existing event, pay any cancellation fee, and re-register for the new event.
What should I bring to the track? For Your Car: Extra engine oil, brake fluid and power steering fluid...a tire gauge...a torquewrench for lug bolts & nuts, window cleaner, paper towels, a tire guage, some basic tools and duct tape for front lights. Scissors to cut tape. WD-40 spray can to clean up tape residue.
For You: The tracks usually have a concession stand if you prefer to travel light. May we suggest you consider bringing a cooler with lots of water, energy snacks and sunblock. For obvious reasons no alcohol or drugs my be consumed before or during the event. Any indication of alcohol or drug use will result in immediate expulsion from the track day. Pop up canopies and a chairs are a good choice with something to hold them in place if the wind comes up. Consider a change of clothes for after the event.
Will fuel be available at the track? Yes. Most tracks, if not all, have both unleaded and leaded race fuel available. It is NOT inexpensive. We recommend you fill up your car at a local gas station before the track day.
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