Course levels (Phases 1, 2, 3, 4 and R)

5 different on-track advanced riding levels (Phases 1, 2, 3, 4 & 'R')

Phases 1 & 2

Take advantage of being in it for 2 days in a row. It takes the whole first day Phase 1 to touch base with all of the riding techniques introduced, learn the track layout and finally feel quite comfortable in your ride. But at that point the day is over. If you continue the next day in the same concept, you benefit from having everything fresh in your mind being ready to perform much sooner and with much more precision right from the start of that second day.

Phases 2 & 3

With at least a Phase 1 under your belt, you can take advantage of working on your riding techniques for 2 days in a row experiencing 2 different racetrack layouts: The 7-turn Nelson Track and the 10-turn Pro Track layout.

These Phase 2 and Phase 3 courses are more focused on track riding instruction and require better control and concentration. Everything you learn on the track can be transferred to any street bike.

Phases 3 & 4

Now having different track experience, you can challenge yourself on the 2 fastest Shannonville Motorsport Park configurations, the 10-turn Pro Track and the 15-turn Long Track.

You enjoyed your previous track riding experience and want to continue your riding control improvement; this is another very interesting way to do it for 2 days in a row at FAST.

These Phase 3 and Phase 4 courses are focused on track riding instruction and require better control and concentration. More track riding techniques are also introduced in this phase that often sees higher speed. Instructors are available to individually ride with you during your track sessions.

Phase 'R'

Designed for track day riders and racers.

• 2 groups of 8 on Fabi track
• Lots of track time
• Video reports
• Riding exercises: practice starts, deep braking, peg steering and a 'Mock Race'.
• On track Pro Riders Instructors.

Pre-requisite: must have attended FAST before and have 10-12 track days experience, or if you are currently racing.

See the requirements for every phase.