Gold Track

About Gold Track
With Track days suitable for both the novice and experienced drivers, the Gold Track format gives you all the time you could use on an open pitlane day.

• No queuing in the pit lane while you wait to get on track
• Groups split by speed and experience
• Maximum track time - maximum safety
• No overcrowding
• Special introduction, briefing and tuition for all novices

Also available

• One-to-one track day masterclass with British GT & BritCar Champion, Calum Lockie
• Tuition from our team of top ARDS instructors
• Reserved pit garages
• Helmets
• Fast lap passenger rides for your guests in our Porsche 968 Club Sport with British GT and BritCar Champion, Calum Lockie

Gold Track
Little Preston House
Little Preston
Northamptonshire
NN11 3TF

Telephone: 01327 361361
Fax: 01327 361371

Or visit there website at: http://www.goldtrack.co.uk/

Calum Lockie
Britain's top GT racing driver Calum Lockie has been racing since he was 19 years old. He started his career competing in numerous categories of single seat racing cars, Group 1 Touring Cars, Caterhams and Historic Jaguars. Callum moved to GT's in 1998 and won the British Racing Drivers Club British GT championship outright in a 700bhp Marcos Mantara with Marcos Racing International.

Calum has proved to be competitive in every category he has raced in, claiming the British GT Championship, endurance and 24 hour races including Daytona, Nurburgring, Silverstone, Zolder and Le Mans. In 2002, whilst racing for Ferrari UK, he took the Ferrari 360 NGT to Ferrari's first UK GT win since Jackie Stewart and Graham Hill over 30 years perviously.

In 2003, apart from competing in the VLN Championship at the infamous Nurburgring circuit, he won the Britcar European Endurance Racing Championship in a BMW M3. This included winning the famous Willhire 9 hour race by a margin of 9 laps.

In 2004 Calum debuted the worlds first ever diesel Sports Prototype at Le Mans driving the Lola-Caterpillar in both the Le Mans and the Le Mans Endurance series in Europe. He dovetailed this with another full season in BritCar.

2005 saw Calum competing in a Ferrari 360 in BritCar and some rounds of the European BelCar championship. He also raced a 1934 Alfa Romeo P3 in the Motor Racing Legends championship culminating with a win at the inaugural Historic Grand Prix of Porto. Racing a Porsche GT3 cup he took 3rd in the inaugural Silverstone 24 hour race.

Calums 2006 season is already lining up to be incredibly busy with him combining the British GT Championship in a Ferrari 360, with outlings in both BritCar and Belcar in another Ferrari 360 and further races in the Alfa P3.

Alongside Calums racing commitments, he is also one of the UK's top driver coaches and will be working with private clients throughout 2006.

You can view Calums Website at http://www.calumlockie.com/