RIDE - TRACK

TRACK DAYS

  • February 7-9, 2025 - Motorsports Ranch (Houston)
  • May 30-June 1, 2025 - Motorsports Ranch (Houston)
  • June 13-15, 2025 - Cresson
  • July 25-27 - Eagles Canyon Raceway (DFW)
  • October 17-19 - Motorsports Ranch (Houston)


MINI GP

  • 2025 Schedule TBD

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Emergency Contact Info

We prefer you have this to be able to do a track day, but its not necessary if you have riding experience. If you don't have it and you are interested in getting it, please sign up for our M endorsement training on our programs page.

WHO: Veterans and First Responders with PTS(D)

WHAT: A trackday is 1 or 2-day organized event in which riders of all skill levels receive both classroom and on-track instruction around an established motorcycle racing circuit. This kind of riding is an absolute thrill, with an emphasis on nurturing the finer skills of the motorcycle in a controlled environment. Our ultimate goal is for the participant to have as much fun as possible while increasing riding proficiency and safety. We have partnered with motorcycle track day schools Ride Smart and 3:16 Trackdays where students will experience top notch instruction and training.

WHERE: You can find one of our many Texas track day events at the following race tracks: Motor Speedway Resort in Houston (MSRH), Motorsport Ranch at Cresson (MSRC), Eagles Canyon Raceway (ECR), and Circuit of The Americas (COTA).

WHEN: Track days occur almost every weekend and require an overnight stay on the Friday night, packing up and leaving Sunday afternoon after 5pm.

WHY: Research in PTS(D) has indicated that camaraderie, shared mission, and the intense release of adrenaline all help to mitigate symptoms. Track riding requires the focus to get away from stress, and gets hearts and minds racing. The track day can prove an invaluable means of improving the skills necessary to properly control these machines at or nearing their full potential in relative safety. It is a common feedback from track day enthusiasts that it helps them define the massive distinction between road and track riding/driving styles and as a result, through improved skill levels and attitudes, can have a positive effect on their road safety.

HOW: We want participants to have fun and find passion. Riders will learn to ride track on our 2022 Kawasaki Ninja 400’s - one of the most popular bikes for track days.

WHAT’S PROVIDED (at no charge):

  • Accommodations in our air conditioned travel trailer
  • Kawasaki Ninja 400 track prepped and ready (for regular track days)
  • CRF 125s or Kayo 150s track prepped and ready (for mini gp)
  • Leather Racing Suit and Boots
  • Helmet
  • Gloves
  • Coaches on site at all times to help participants learn critical riding skills
  • Bottled water (please also bring your own)
  • First aid kit

WHAT TO BRING

Riders are encouraged to wear thin and breathable clothing that they can sweat and be comfortable in under all the padding and gear. Knee high socks are preferred but not required.

Bring dry clean clothes to change in to

Water bottle, Gatorade, snack, and bag lunch x 2 days. There is sometimes food available for purchase but bringing a bagged lunch is advised.

Sunscreen

WATER!!!!

WATER!!!!

WATER!!!!

WHAT TO EXPECT

Upon accepting a spot on our ride team for the day, a refundable deposit of $50 is required to reserve your spot.. You will get this back at the end of the day in the same manner you paid. Pay Pal and credit cards accepted. ***IF YOU DO NOT SHOW, YOUR MONEY WILL BE ACCEPTED AS A DONATION TO MOTORCYCLE MISSIONS AND YOU WILL NOT GET A REFUND.

Upon arrival to the park you will arrive at the track the Friday night before track day begins. Registration and bike tech is at 6am Saturday Morning.

Before heading on to the track, you will have your bike and helmet inspected by the track safety officials. You will be responsible for regularly checking tire pressure, inspecting the cables and wires and looking for any possible hazards, and topping up the fuel. At the end of your ride, you will be responsible for helping staff and coaches load the bikes and tear down for the day.f

All riders: no matter how much experience you have riding a motorcycle, riding on a track is an entire different experience. All riders will start in Novice and move up at the coaches discretion.

Riding occurs in 25 minute intervals - 25 minutes on followed by one hour of classroom instruction and rest. You are encouraged to listen to what your body is telling you and rest as long as needed.

Drink TONS of water the night before training, and get plenty of sleep. Track riding is physically demanding and requires you to be 100 percent on your game to avoid injury. Absolutely do not drink alcohol or do drugs the night before you ride. Any sign of impairment will result in you not being able to ride.