Information about training

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The track is approx 700 m and the longest indoor track in Europe. It is provided with various jumps and curves, see drawing below.

You can sign in on phone no. +45 96 76 00 80 or mail@supercross.dk, or you can check the front page and see the opening hours of the track. If the track is open you can just turn up without prior registration.

You park in the Paddock. Pull your bike into the parc ferme area, where all your gear will be stored next to your bike. You sign up and pay your fee to the coach leader in the box. We accept cash and visa cards. Two-stroke engines must use the specific Aspen petrol to prevent too heavy smoke formation. Riders are divided into two separate groups: Minis and Maxis. Micros are allowed to train as well by joining the group of Minis. Sometimes beginners and experienced riders train separately, depending on who is participating.

Everybody starts by riding a slow round on the track.
The coach leader will be in charge of exchanging the groups. You can relax in the parc ferme area, along the barriers or in the canteen.

Regulations
All bike riding is at your own risk and Supercross renounces any responsibility.
Yellow flash = slow riding, no jumping or overtaking.
Bike riding is not allowed, unless the flag post is manned.
Red light at the end of track means end of training
If you start your engine outdoors you will be expelled immediately.
Your standard muffler must be in a good state.
You must show consideration to others riders on the track, good behaviour outside the track and towards the neighbourhood.

Prices
One training session consists of minimum 4 times 15 minutes

Team-training is possible if the track is closed to other riders. Phone and ask about price and booking.

Rental of equipment
You can rent a bike or an ATV including equipment, if you just want to try the track once to find out, if you want to enter this sport. Phone and ask about prices and periods, when the track is not too occupied.

FAQ

What can I buy in the canteen?
You can normally buy beverages and some sweets and chocolate. Many riders bring their own food to eat in our canteen, where you have a view over the track. In the village of Breum there is a baker shop, pizzeria and a convenience store, where you can do your shopping. After training you can order dinner at the local inn.

Why only 4 x 15 minutes of training?
One training session allows you to train min. 4 x 15 min. This may not sound of much, but try it! An indoor track is physically more demanding than outdoor tracks. It may be possible to train a little more, but it is important that you recognise your own limits. Accidents often happen if you are too tired.

Can I take a shower after training?
Yes, at a price of 20 DKK. You must have finished showering before closing time. The coach leader will give you access.

What about a licence?
The track is approved by Danish Motorsports Union (DMU). Everybody is allowed to drive here, also without a licence, as we are a registered company. However, we encourage everybody to take out a licence with the motorsport association in their own country.

What about insurance?
All riders should have a casualty insurance covering leisure activities, and if you are riding on a regular basis, this is particularly important. Do not forget to tell your insurance company that you are a motocross rider (dangerous sport). If you have a motor sport licence a group insurance is paid for as well. Supercross is covered by compulsory trade liability insurance.

What about accommodation?
Reference is made to the inns and youth hostels in the neighbourhood.