The track is a great place to learn and practice skills but you have to remember that you are learning and practicing Advanced Skills.
If you are a competent road rider that is able to maintain open road speeds and have the confidence and skills for your basic handling, then Group 1 is a good place to start to advance those skills safely and with instruction.
The size of the bike in group 1 is not as important as your being ready for the higher speeds and demands of the track. We have had larger scooters come out and do very very well and learn a lot along the way.
Conversely we have had much larger bikes be a liability to themselves and others. The same can be said for new riders and riders with more years experience.
Not knowing your riding level or ability, and as these things should always be, you need to make a personal and honest assessment for yourself.
If you have a mentor or more experienced rider you ride with, ask them to give you an honest assessment.
If you find that you are ready we will certainly be ready to help you out and move you along the skill curve
If you decide you need a little longer and don't have a mentor, get one.. there are plenty on here that are willing to help you be safe and have fun and we will be back next summer!!!
One more thing. Make sure you have all the right gear for the track. See the entry form for details
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