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So I have a track day coming up next week.

The website says no video recording devices but there are plenty of videos on the Net.

Do people sneak them on at the last minute post scrutineering?

Will I get kicked out if I try to run mine? Would love to record the day.

Also are the track days being run with the new extended circuit?

Appreciate the feedback

E.g. Video

if they find a camera on your bike, you will get royally tossed out of the circuit.

Some people are good at hiding video cameras

They have been gradually clamping down on it.

Every time the Sports and rec department of the state government finds a video, the ECRD's getting their arse reemed.

Soooooo they have no leniency on the matter.

Gosling1 wrote:if they find a camera on your bike, you will get royally tossed out of the circuit.

Some people are good at hiding video cameras

That sticks out like dogs balls..

Most of the videos you see are from race days or race practice days, videos on a ECRD track day are a definite no no!

whats the problem with filming your own track day exactly?

In the governments mind, it promotes racing or race practice which the changes the track usage classification to race practice which requires more marshals and a different medical response criteria.

This all makes perfect sense until you see the ARDC race practice days where they have less marshals than ECRD's

hoffy wrote:

Gosling1 wrote:if they find a camera on your bike, you will get royally tossed out of the circuit.

Some people are good at hiding video cameras

That sticks out like dogs balls..

aaah you must have missed those MASSIVE SECTIONS OF VELCRO which hold the cover on so you can't see the camera ..... - how'd you think I got all that excellent footage a few years ago ?? also worked on the CDT pretty well.....mmm the Loveshack Tour

Ohh well that makes it pretty clear then. What about people who spectate can they take any photos etc

Gos....if there is a rule to be broken, he not only breaks it....but does it in style..

pittster wrote:.....Ohh well that makes it pretty clear then. What about people who spectate can they take any photos etc.....

mate with the size of some of the cameras these days, you should be able to hide one pretty easily. They also say the same thing about lap-timers etc, no GPS timers - its a joke, heaps of punters use personal lap-timers that can't be spotted unless you pull the bike down. If you really want some video footage you can work out a way to do it.

Photos etc are fine, but photographers are restricted only to certain areas, and nothing in the infield afaik ?

hoffy wrote:Gos....if there is a rule to be broken, he not only breaks it....but does it in style..

you know it bitches !!

Well I do have a ebay keyring camera that could be installed anywhere. might get the misses to take some shots on the DSLR