Steerfromtherear - Noone will be allowed on the medium and advanced tracks unless we're satisfied that they will be safe there. A figure of 8 is a fair test of that and once new drivers have demonstrated they can do that, they'll get a sticker. Any drivers who have Drift competition licenses of any kind will get an automatic pass, as will drivers who've proven their competence on previous DW practice days. This should keep everything flowing without causing too much inconvenience.
Kris, yes, we just mean out on track. You can tow with whatever vehicle you fancy
As for spectators, the day needs different (more expensive) insurance if it's open to spectators/general public, so it will be limited to drivers, plus a mechanic/ general support person in whatever guise that may be (we won't be able to help you pursuade your girlfriend to change your tyres for you
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If there's a big requirement for spectators, we'll look into it, but it might end up costing a token viewing fee to cover extra costs if any.