Creventic, the organizer of the prestigious Michelin 24H SERIES and the recently concluded 24H SERIES Middle East Trophy, is excited to announce the official launch of its new initiative, CR Track Days. This new venture offers exclusive track experiences focused on race cars at some of the most renowned motorsport circuits in the world.
Building on the success of Creventic’s already popular exclusive Track Days, the establishment of CR Track Days further expands their offerings, bringing the same level of expertise and professionalism that 24H SERIES participants have come to expect.
The new Track Days will revolve around four key pillars. First, all events will feature an open pit lane with seven to eight hours of driving time per day. Second, each race day will be organized exclusively for race cars. Additionally, an unlimited number of drivers will have the opportunity to get behind the wheel of each car, with no extra costs involved. Finally, the choice of venues will be carefully selected with various motorsport championships in mind, ensuring that participants can benefit from valuable testing opportunities across different racing categories.
So far, CR Track Days has announced events at several iconic tracks, including Mugello (Italy), the Red Bull Ring (Austria), the Circuit Monza (Italy), Circuit Paul Ricard (France), Portimao (Portugal), and Barcelona (Spain). More tracks and dates will be confirmed in due course.
The strategic selection of tracks is not only designed to attract drivers and teams from the 24H SERIES but is also aimed at providing valuable additional track time for those competing in championships like the GT World Challenge Europe, European Le Mans Series, DTM, and International GT Open.
The CR Track Days calendar for 2025 currently includes the following events:
- Mugello, Italy – Thursday, March 6 (7 hours)
- Mugello, Italy – Friday, March 7 (7 hours)
- Red Bull Ring, Austria – Tuesday, April 1 (7.5 hours)
- Red Bull Ring, Austria – Wednesday, April 2 (7.5 hours)
- Paul Ricard, France – Saturday, May 31 (8 hours)
- Paul Ricard, France – Sunday, June 1 (8 hours)
- Monza, Italy – Thursday, July 10 (7 hours)
- Monza, Italy – Friday, July 11 (7 hours)
- Portimao, Portugal – Tuesday, October 7 (7 hours)
- Portimao, Portugal – Wednesday, October 8 (7 hours)
- Barcelona, Spain – Monday, November 17 (7 hours)
- Barcelona, Spain – Tuesday, November 18 (7 hours)
- Barcelona, Spain – Wednesday, November 19 (7 hours)
Creventic’s move to launch CR Track Days represents an exciting step forward for race teams and drivers looking to enhance their skills, test their cars, and maximize their time on the track. With the rise of competitive motorsport series like the 24H SERIES, drivers and teams are always looking for ways to improve their performance, and these exclusive track days offer a perfect opportunity for both seasoned competitors and newcomers.
What makes CR Track Days particularly appealing is the access to some of the world’s most prestigious circuits. Tracks like Mugello, Monza, and the Red Bull Ring are not just famous for their history and challenges but also for the unique testing conditions they offer. For drivers and teams preparing for high-stakes competitions such as the GT World Challenge or the European Le Mans Series, these events provide critical track time that can make all the difference in a championship season.
Another noteworthy aspect is the format of the events themselves. With up to eight hours of driving per day, an open pit lane, and the opportunity for multiple drivers per car, these track days are designed to maximize both individual and team performance. The fact that there are no additional fees for having multiple drivers per car makes it even more enticing, as it allows teams to rotate drivers without worrying about escalating costs.
Moreover, Creventic’s expertise and established reputation within the motorsport community mean that participants can trust the quality and organization of these events. For teams that have previously competed in the 24H SERIES, this familiarity with the event’s professional setup will be a big advantage. And for newcomers, it’s a chance to experience a level of organization and precision that’s usually reserved for top-tier professional races.
These track days also present a fantastic opportunity for young drivers or teams that may not have the budget for a full racing season but still want to hone their skills and get the experience needed to progress in their careers. The accessibility of these events opens up new possibilities for up-and-coming talents to take part in meaningful, hands-on motorsport experiences.
As for the cost, €3,000 per day may seem steep, but when considering the value offered—exclusive access to world-class tracks, professional-grade event management, and unlimited driving time for multiple drivers—the price is quite reasonable. For serious teams looking to test their cars and gain a competitive edge, these track days could prove to be a wise investment.
In conclusion, CR Track Days offers an exciting new avenue for motorsport enthusiasts to engage with high-performance race cars and gain invaluable track time at some of the world’s best circuits. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or an up-and-coming driver, these events are sure to be a significant boost to any racing program.