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Riding a motorcycle fast has always been a lot of fun. Now you can have as much fun as you want without speed limits, or other problems found on the public highways.

Depending on how fast you want to ride, Fastrack Riders has several classes from which to choose. Our main objective is to provide you with a safe, fun way to hone your riding skills under controlled conditions.

Use the links provided in the table to learn more about each category.

Motorcycle & Rider Requirements

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Ride Group Passing Lessons Pace Fontana Lap Times Willow Big Track
Lap Times
Novice Riders School Limited 5 Classroom, 9 On-Track, Lead-Follow, Post Session 1-on-1 Instruction Your Own Easy Pace
Level I Limited Flags, Pit Procedure, Smooth Line Moderate 2:05 + 2:00 +
Level II All Turns, Outside Only Honing Skills Fast 1: 50 - 2:00 1: 41 - 1:59
Level III Pass Anywhere Hot Laps, Developing Set-Ups Very Fast 1: 50 or faster 1:30 - 1:40
FORMS
Downloadable Forms are available below for you to print, fill out, and take with you to the track.

Registration Form

Daily Schedule
Rider Requirements
  • Full-Coverage Helmet
  • 1- or 2-Piece Leathers that zip together. FRA offers high quality one-piece Vanson Leather suits for rent @ $80/day plus deposit. These suits must be registered in advance. NOTE: Suits that do not zip together will NOT be allowed.
  • Leather Gloves
  • Boots (must cover ankles). NOTE: No hiking boots or tennis shoes will be allowed.
  • Back Protectors are HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!

Motorcycle Requirements
  • Operational Kill Switch (accessible without removing hands from from handgrips -- NO EXCEPTIONS)
  • DOT Pavement or Road Racing Tires in Good Condition WITH Valve Caps. NOTE: Check with Tire Vendors for Pressure Recommendations.
  • Fully Operational Front & Rear Brakes in Good Condition
  • Mirrors Taped or Removed
  • Glass and Plastic lenses Taped or Removed
  • License Plate Removed
  • Wheel Weights Taped
  • Unplug or Remove Fuses for Headlight, Taillight, & Turn Signals
  • We also recommend taping up the speedometer
New Rider's Note: For everyhone's safety, all students without track experience must take our Novice Riders School, and may advance to Level I upon approval. We may, at our discretion, waive this requirement if the rider can prove sufficient track experience.
Fastrack Riders Novice Riders School is for riders making their first visit to the track, or those in need of help with their track riding skills. It is a $175 value taught by experienced professional teachers with great racing resumes. Each student will get a minimum of five classroom and nine on-track sessions. The first on-track session starts at 8:15 AM which is a reconaissance session used to get the group familiar with the track layout and learn where they need to meet before each session on the track.

Novice Riders School riders will ride with the Level I riders and will be required to wear colored T shirts over their riding suits. The student-to-instructor ratio is four students per instructor. Each student gets some one-on-one training some time during the day.

FRA instructors follow a detailed manual and curriculum that teaches all the basic track riding safety issues, as well as techniques for improving your riding skills. By the end of the day, each student will notice a definite improvement in their lap times. Each student recieves an FRA Novice School Certificate, a group photograph, and several discount coupons for various products. Students will learn a range of basics from the physics of how a motorcycle turns to suspension set up.

FRA offers a 100% customer satisfaction guarantee. If the student does not feel like they got their money's worth at the end of the day, we will refund their money on the spot. A couple of riders have said they believe the course is worth as much as $250. It is not a B. S. program just to get your money, it is a real, bona fide program designed to make you a safer, smoother, faster rider.

You must have a valid motorcycle operators license, a minimum of six months riding experience, and a minimum of 3,000 miles under your belt to take the course. If you have just started riding we suggest you take the MSF program first.

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Level I The pace is slow to moderate so you can learn how to hold a smooth and steady line in the corners. In the classroom, you learn the meaning of the flags, and how to enter and leave the racetrack. Passing is limited to the straights.

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Level II riders step it up a notch and can begin working on their riding skills. The pace is fast and you can pass in the corners, but only on the outside.

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Level III riders are moving very fast. These hotlappers can pass anywhere it's safe, and are grouped among riders with similar skills. Sessions are also used to learn the bike's set-up characteristics.

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