FAQ

Answers to what people ask most about track days and Apex Scout.

What is a track day?

A day when a racing circuit opens to regular drivers in their own cars. It is not a race. You drive in sessions with marshals and clear rules, at your own pace.

Do I need an account to browse?

No. Track days, tracks and organizers are public. An account lets you say you are going, keep a garage and build a profile.

Is Apex Scout free?

Yes, for everything that works today: browsing the catalog, saying you are going, your garage and your profile. Paid tools come later, and this site will say what they cost before you can buy them.

Can I book a track day on Apex Scout?

No. You book with the organizer, on their site. A listing links there when the organizer gives a link. Prices and availability come from the organizer and can change.

Which cars can I bring?

That is up to each organizer. Many days take road cars as well as race cars. The listing shows noise limits, licence rules and skill level when the organizer gives them.

Who can see that I am going?

That follows your profile privacy. A public profile shows your plan to other drivers signed in to Scout. A private one shows it only to followers you approve.

What is early access?

Engineer, Race Optimizer and demo mode will open to a small group first. Ask for the ones you want on the early access page, and we will invite people in turn as places open.

A listing is wrong, or my track day is missing.

Write to hello@apexscout.app with a link to the listing. Organizers can use the same address to add or correct a day.