Champions Flat Track School

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Our courses explained

If you can ride a motorbike, you can ride Flat Track.

The skills that you’ll learn at Champions Flat Track School will translate to so many other motorcycling disciplines. Check out our reviews to see what our customers say.

Level 1

Learnin the fundamentals of Flat Track.

Body Movement

Weight shifting: Learn how to shift your weight to control the motorcycle’s lean angle and maintain stability.
Body position: Understand the correct body position for different riding conditions, such as cornering and braking.
Bike Control skills: Develop and enhance the skills and techniques needed to control your bike.

Body Position

Sitting position: Learn the correct sitting position on the motorcycle for maximum control and comfort.
Leg position: Learn the correct techniques position to help
Learn how having the correct position on the bikes, translates to the feeling and control you have over the bike.

Steering Drills

Basic steering: Practice turning the motorcycle left and right at low speeds.
Counter-steering: Learn how to counter-steer to initiate turns and maintain control.
Tight turns: Practice making tight turns at different speeds.

Braking Drills

Straight-line braking: Practice braking in a straight line to develop braking technique and feel.
Corner braking: Learn how to brake effectively while entering a turn.

Controlling Slides

Controlled slides: Learn how to control rear-wheel slides.
Slide recovery: Practice recovering from slides to maintain control and avoid crashes.

Throttle Control

Helps you feel what’s happening underneath you.

Learn not to be too aggressive with the throttle.
Use the throttle to control the slide.

Practice, Practice, Practice

Training Oval: Spend ample time practicing on a training oval to develop your skills and build confidence.
TT Course: Once you have mastered the basics, start practicing on the TT course to prepare for real-world racing conditions.

Remember, flat track racing requires a combination of skill, technique, and practice. By mastering these fundamental aspects, you’ll be well on your way to becoming a successful rider, whatever your bike of choice.

Level 2

Refining your skills and learning track craft.

Level 2 is designed for riders who have learned the basics of flat track riding and are looking to refine their skills for competitive riding or simply a more a more rounded or complete riding experience.

Here’s what you can expect to learn:

Practice Starts

Master starts: Learn proper starting techniques to gain an advantage at the beginning of a race.
Practice reactions: Improve your reaction time to the green flag.
Optimise your launch: Find the best way to launch your motorcycle off the line.

Passing Moves

Safe and effective passing: Learn how to pass other riders safely and effectively.
Timing and positioning: Understand the best times and places to attempt passes.
Anticipate reactions: Predict how other riders will react to your passing attempts.

Close Riding

Maintain control: Learn how to ride closely with other riders without losing control.
Avoid accidents: Practice safe close riding techniques to minimise the risk of collisions.
Study other riders: Observe how experienced riders handle close-quarters racing.

Increasing Speed with Safety

Progressive speed increases: Gradually increase your speed as you gain confidence and experience.
Learn from mistakes: Analyse any mistakes you make and learn from them.

Group Starts, First Corner Tactics

Master starts: Practice group starts to improve your reactions and launching techniques.
First corner tactics: Learn how to navigate the first corner effectively and avoid accidents.
Anticipate other riders: Predict how other riders will behave and adjust your strategy accordingly.

Track Inspection

Analyse the track: Learn how to inspect the track to identify potential hazards and optimise your line.
Understand track conditions: Understand the effects of different track conditions on your riding.
Develop a strategy: Create a race strategy based on your track inspection.

Timed Laps

Measure progress: Track your lap times to measure your improvement and set goals.
Identify weak areas: Determine which sections of the track are slowing you down.
Optimise your line: Find the fastest and most efficient line around the track.

Practice, Practice, Practice

Training Oval: Continue practicing on the training oval to refine your skills and build confidence.
TT Course: Spend more time practicing on the TT course to prepare for real-world racing conditions.

By focusing on these areas, Level 2 riders can develop the skills and knowledge needed to compete at a higher level and achieve their goals in flat track racing

Bespoke Training.

Customisable training: Design your own training program to focus on areas that need improvement.

Flexible options: Choose from a variety of training options, including track time/practice, 1to1 sessions,
Individualised attention: Receive personalised feedback and support.

We will never advise more training than you require, even suggesting cost effective practice sessions to hone your skills with more formal training later but only if required.

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