trackdagar

Trackdagar, Swedish for "track days," are organized events in which private car and motorcycle owners bring their vehicles to a closed race circuit to drive in a controlled environment. They are typically organized by motorsport clubs, driving schools, or commercial organizers and emphasize practice, skill development, and enjoyment rather than competition. Trackdagar can take place on dedicated circuits or test facilities and are usually offered as half- or full-day programs with multiple sessions.

Most events require pre-registration, a basic vehicle safety check, and a mandatory safety briefing. Participants are commonly grouped by experience level—beginner, intermediate, and advanced—and rotate through sessions under the oversight of track marshals. Some organizers provide coaching or instruction for newcomers. Vehicles must meet safety and noise standards; protective gear such as helmets is often required, and appropriate clothing is encouraged. Insurance waivers and liability notices are standard.

Trackdagar provide a low-pressure environment to explore a car's handling, braking, and performance under real-track conditions. They attract hobbyists, enthusiasts, and occasionally professional drivers who want to test equipment or demonstrate capabilities. The format can include rental cars, on-site mechanical support, and other services offered by the organizer, though costs vary by duration and level of services.

In the Nordic region and elsewhere, trackdagar are a popular form of grassroots motorsport, complementing formal racing by offering circuit experience to a broad audience while highlighting the importance of safety, rule compliance, and responsible driving.