Johan - Trackdays4fun | About me The feeling for speed was created at my 12 age on the back of a Honda Magna of my mother. On my 18th birthday I first got by driver license for by motorcycle and started on a Honda CBR600F3 25KW (1997). Many years and many more kilometers of fun. Because it was going all to fast on the road I bought a Honda CB600F but it all felt to slow. Swiftly had a Suzuki GSR600 and did a first “track” visit with this bike at the @Circuit_Nuerburgring. Riding the track gave peace on the public roads but the need for a new track experience was high. In August 2010 I did my first full track day at no less at @Circuit_Spa-Francorchamps on a Honda CB1000R ABS! I got the taste and the foot pegs where dragging over the tarmac. In 2012 I bought a Honda Fireblade CBR929RR (2001) that had only one purpose: track days! I’m a IT developer and to destress from all the BITS and BYTES I go ride on the track. Due to the lack of power of the older CBR I bought a newer one Honda Fireblade CBR1000RR (2008). With the first track day I also had my first crash. Had a good high sider and ended in the hospital. Ending the season very quickly. In 2015 I finally got back on the track and started to feel much better on the bike and gaining every lap and every track day more confidence. 2021 and now I stepped up again to a 2019 SP model of the Honda Fireblade. The older 2008 was a very good bike and had a lot of fun with it. But I wanted to ride something newer and again with more powerrr. I feel a lot of pleasure riding with my friends and hope to keep doing for a long time and above have fun doing it! Track times come with experience en trust. Hope to see you on the track!

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June 9 (Mon), 2025 Midland Circuit

Midland Circuit Honda CBR1000RR SP (2019) 2 The Experience

Corner training, never did it at a smaller circuit. It is an oval track with the purpose to work on the corners. They used the oval just for a faster return but then entered the inner part of the oval track.

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