How Booking and Shopping Works at Trackdays
Trackdays.ie operates as a unified platform for booking track experiences and purchasing related gear. You browse available track day events by venue—including Mondello Park in Ireland and UK locations like Kirkistown and Donington—then select your date and package. The site also stocks a trackday shop with consumables like wheel cleaners and fuel additives, plus helmet hire options for those who don't own their own. Prices span from entry-level accessories at EUR 12 to premium track day packages reaching EUR 3995, so whether you're a first-timer booking an arrive-and-drive session or an experienced driver hiring a garage for the day, there's a clear path from browsing to checkout.
Where Your Money Goes on Trackdays.ie
Track day fees cover track rental, safety marshalling, insurance, and access to professional racing circuits. When you book through Trackdays, you're paying the venue directly via the platform; the site takes a commission but the bulk of your spend goes toward the actual circuit time and support services. Arrive-and-drive packages typically bundle track time with instruction and vehicle provision, so costs reflect both the venue's operational expenses and the quality of coaching or rental car included. Driver coaching add-ons, garage hire, and helmet rental are itemised separately so you see exactly what you're paying for at each step. Consumables like wheel cleaners and fuel additives in the trackday shop are straightforward retail items, with prices reflecting the specialist nature of race-grade products.
Common questions
What venues does Trackdays.ie cover?
Trackdays books events at Mondello Park in Ireland and UK venues including Kirkistown and Donington Park, among others. The site's full venue list is visible when you start browsing available dates and packages.
Can I hire a helmet or get coaching on the day?
Yes. Helmet hire is available, and driver coaching is offered as an add-on to most track day bookings. Arrive-and-drive packages often include instruction as standard, which is ideal for first-timers.