What’s included in the on-track activities?

• Track Days: Approximately 5 x 15-minute sessions on track allowing you to explore the performance of your N with optional driver training instruction. Driver age limit min. 17 years and track day licence required. Passenger age limit min. 14 years, front passenger only. Helmet required for both driver and passenger.
• Cruis’N Laps: Speed limited sessions (80-100km/hr) where friends and families can ride along for a fun, on-track experience. Passenger age limit min. 14 years, front passenger only, no helmet or track day licence required.
• Hyundai Help for Kids Parade Lap: Raising awareness about Hyundai Help for Kids and making a difference for kids in need. Speed limited sessions (60-80km/hr) on-track experience. Passenger age limit min. 7 years (no car-seats permitted). No helmet or track day licence required.
• Roll’N Racing: Nthusiasts participate in a round-robin elimination with side-by-side acceleration along the main straight. Age limit min. 18 years, track day licence and helmet required for both driver and front passenger (only).
• Motorkhana: Available for participants who have signed-on for Track Days inc. Second Driver, Roll’N Racing and Nvy Track Sessions only. A corresponding wristband and AASA Day Licence is required to take part. No helmet or long sleeve clothing required. Passengers must have completed sign-on and have a passenger wristband. 
• Nvy Track Sessions: New to 2025 N Festival; offering a limited number of positions to select non-Hyundai performance cars (e.g., Honda Civic Type R, Toyota GR Yaris, Subaru WRX). Entrants must be nominated by a Hyundai N owner attending the event. N Australia reserves the right to approve the non-Hyundai vehicle entry. Must provide details via DM to N Australia including make, model and year of the non-Hyundai vehicle to be entered. Nvy entrant’s booking registration requires the referring N owner’s N Festival booking confirmation number (e.g. NTZQYQ6) and the referring N owner’s VIN number.

What’s included in the off-track and social activities

• N Tech Garage: Dedicated on-site N Tech support with on-hand assistance including brakes, tyre pressure, N settings etc.
• N Tech Talks: Interactive technical displays and product walk-arounds with the opportunity to discuss modifications, technology, and car care.
• N Drive Meet: Njoy a convoy cruise with fellow N owners as you take in some of the best driving roads across the region. Complimentary coffee and bakery treat!
• Show ‘N’ Shine Competition: Channel your inner Mr. Miyagi. Show ‘N Shine categories include Best Presented, Best Modified and Best Rego. Located at the National paddock, Winton Motor Raceway.
• N Group Photo: Commemorate your participation at the 2025 Hyundai N Festival with the annual N Group photo; located on the skid pan, Winton Motor Raceway.
• Meet ‘N Greet Social: Mingle with fellow N owners and meet our Hyundai race and rally drivers including Josh Buchan, Ryan MacMillan, Chris Atkinson, Brendan Reeves, Bailey Sweeny & more!
• N Family Zone: Dedicated chill’N including N merchandise, food trucks, music and games!

• Track Day: Approximately 5 x 15-minute sessions on track (subject to final registration attendance) allowing you to explore the performance of your N with optional driver training instruction. Driver age limit min. 17 years and track day licence required. Passenger age limit min. 14 years, front passenger only. Helmet required for both driver and passenger.

• Cruis’N Laps: Speed limited sessions (80-100km/hr) where friends and families can ride along for a fun, on-track experience. Passenger age limit min. 14 years, front passenger only, no helmet or track day licence required.

• Parade Lap: Speed limited sessions (60-80km/hr) on-track experience where the whole can ride along for a fun, on-track experience. Passenger age limit min. 7 years (no car-seats permitted). No helmet or track day licence required. 

• N Tech Support: Dedicated on-site support with on-hand assistance including brakes, tyre pressure, N settings etc.

• Scrutineering: AASA accredited scrutineering and safety inspection for highly modified and non road-registered vehicles is now applicable. For safety purposes drivers and passengers must have the same level of safety equipment

Can I book two separate track day spots on the same day and use the same car?

 Yes, if you plan to share a car and book two separate track day spots on the same day (excluding Second Driver); groups will be allocated accordingly to ensure your car won’t run in back-to-back sessions.

Can I share my N on-track with a friend? 

 Yes, you can share your N and the number of on-track sessions (5) with a Second Driver for the Track Day. An additional booking is required. Participants will require an ADR approved helmet and must wear closed-in shoes, socks and long-sleeved clothing.

Is every session a passenger session? 

A: Yes, every session is a passenger session. Passengers must sign-on (to be completed on the day) and receive a wristband in order to go out on-track. Passengers require an ADR approved helmet for the Track Day and must wear closed-in shoes, socks and long-sleeved clothing.

 Do all sessions have the same eligibility requirements?

No, eligibility for certain activities can differ in minimum ages, licence requirements, speed limitations and apparel requirements.  Eligibility can be found on the booking pages and in the Terms and Conditions.

What does my car need to participate in on-track activities? 

• An eligible car needs to be roadworthy, with no major leaks, functional brakes, with tyres in good conditions etc.

• No loose items inside when heading out on-track

• Have an accessible tow point

• Have fuel (available on or near the circuit)

• Noise restrictions may apply - max noise limit of 95db, 30 meters from your car (subject to venue)

• Scrutineering for highly modified and non-road-registered vehicles is now applicable.

What is scrutineering? 

 In the interests of consistency in the application of international safety standards, AASA requires Scrutineering personnel in the Scrutineering Bay to inspect all highly modified and non road-registered vehicles, prior to their participation in on-track activity including but not exclusive to practice sessions, speed events or races, using the following  checklist  for Hyundai N Club Track Day Scrutineers 2026.

Why has scrutineering been implemented?

 Applicable from November 2025 onwards, scrutineering is a new initiative aimed at improving the safety for all on-track participants, including - and importantly - for passengers. This process is not aimed at restricting your participation in on-track activity or to collect information, but simply a duty of care to all Nthusiasts while also providing you with an inspection from a qualified technician.

What vehicles require scrutineering? 

As part of our legal permit requirements for Hyundai N Festival and N Club Track Day events, the scrutineering process will be applicable to all highly modified and non-road-registered vehicles taking part in the track sessions. This will include vehicles with the following modifications:

• Non-genuine braking system upgrades (excluding brake pads)

• Non-standard aerodynamic devices (front splitters and rear wings)

• Non-standard turbochargers and/or fuel systems

• Race seats and/or harnesses

• Roll cages

N Australia has the right to review and admit all applicants based on the condition and safety of their vehicle. Any suggested modifications to clear the scrutineering process must be presented again to the scrutineers before entering the track sessions.

My vehicle requires scrutineering, but can I take passengers? 

If you intend to take passengers during the on-track sessions, it is required that both the driver and the front seat passenger have the same level of safety equipment. If, for example, you have fitted a non-standard race seat with a harness for the driver, then this must be replicated with the passenger seat also. If not, you will still be allowed to drive in the on-track sessions, but must not take any passengers.

Can I use a civilian licence, or do I need a track licence?

 On-track speed activities—drivers—must hold a valid Full Driver Licence or Provisional Driver Licence and an appropriate track licence issued by the Australian Auto-Sport Alliance (AASA), (excluding Cruis’N and Parade Lap). A Motorsport Australia Licence is not valid for this event.

Participating drivers will not be permitted to drive on-track without showing evidence of their Full Driver Licence or Provisional Driver Licence to Hyundai or Event Organiser representatives on the day of the Hyundai Event. Learner’s Permit will not be permitted to drive on-track at the Hyundai Event.

Non-speed events and off-track activities only require a valid civilian licence. Please refer to the booking information listed on each product page. Passengers do not require a track licence to go on-track.

Why do I need an AASA licence and what are the options? 

This is a requirement for personal injury coverage, event sanctioning, and motorsport safety standards at Winton Raceway.

Participants can choose between two main types

(i) AASA Day Licence or (ii) annual AASA General Speed Event Licence.

Are helmets mandatory?

A: Helmets are mandatory for all drivers and passengers participating in any on-track speed activity including Hyundai N Festival, N Club Track Days and Second Drivers.

• Hyundai N Australia Passenger Rides - Hyundai can provide a loan helmet. 

• Track Day Sessions - all other drivers and their helmeted passengers must bring their own helmet, which must meet current Australian safety standards (AS 1698, or ECE 22.05+ for helmets). Loan helmets are NOT available for general use.

Participants are solely responsible for ensuring the compliance and condition of their safety gear. If a helmet fails to comply or does not carry the proper certification mark/sticker, you will be unable to participate.

If in doubt, please refer to the Terms and Conditions 

How will I know what to do when I arrive for my activities?

When you make your booking, you will receive an email confirmation containing additional information. Once booked and prior to the event, you will receive a follow-up email with Important information relating to your booking, including a schedule. Before your activity commences, you will be required to register “sign-on” as well as attend any mandatory driver safety briefings.

What is sign-on?

Sign-on is the process of acknowledging your attendance at the event. Staff will check you have all the appropriate licences and information recorded for your safety. For on-track activity, including Hyundai N Festival, N Club Track Days and N Tech Track Days, it is mandatory to sign on in order to receive a wristband and complete any mandatory driver safety briefings before you can head out on-track. Please check your email and booking confirmation for more details, including a schedule with sign-on times.

What do I take to sign-on?

For on-track activity, including Hyundai N Festival, N Club Track Days and N Tech Track Days, you will need your booking confirmation email (digital or printed), your civilian licence, your AASA licence where applicable and proof of identity if you are a parent/guardian of a minor (min. driver age 17 years). For off-track activity, you will need your booking confirmation email (digital or printed) and your civilian licence.

What are driver briefings?

 Driver briefings are mandatory safety information sessions conducted specifically for the activity you are participating in. If you have booked multiple activities, you will be required to attend more than one briefing for each of the activities.

 Are there Garages and Carports available for use?

 Garages and/or carports are available on a first come first serve basis. Ample paddock parking is also available at each venue.

What support is available if I require first aid?

Medical and first-aid support is on-site and available during at all Hyundai N Australia events. Emergency procedures are clearly marked throughout the venues and/or points are briefed during driver registration.

Will there be food available for purchase?

Most venues have a dedicated café onsite. Where this is not available, we aim to ensure there is alternative food options available (food truck etc.). 

Dietary requirements – While most venues endeavour to accommodate most dietary requirements, food options will vary. We recommend that guests with specific dietary requirements plan accordingly. 

myHyundaiCare Vehicle Warranties - Terms, Conditions & Exclusions

 The myHyundaiCare program and official Warranty Policy outline the detailed conditions. For more information, visit Hyundai Warranty or download the Hyundai Service Warranty Terms & Conditions.

Will participating in on-track activities at N Club Track Days void my Hyundai factory warranty*?

Warranty exclusions - warranties do not apply to the following:

Point 11. Defects arising where the vehicle has been used for racing, rallying, competition or speed/endurance trials of any kind.

The vehicle is covered for non-competitive Track Day use, including N Festival and N Club Track Days. Vehicle warranty is void when participating in competitive, timed events.

• Drive Route*: May differ due to changed road and/or traffic conditions. We aim to ensure a public toilet is accessible at the drive meet start point and/or at the pitstop location. There may be some instances where access to public toilets is limited. Drive programs may have limited mobile reception

• Drive Map: Provided upon arrival and registration including a QR code to scan and load the drive route via Google Maps App (link to be provided closer to the date). Be sure to install the Google Maps App prior to arrival 

• Driver Briefing & Safety: To be conducted prior to drive departure, including safety information relevant to the drive route including hazards, road works, etc. Key contacts and duty of care; medical and drive route assistance provided. It is important that all participants obey road rules and speed limits

• Vehicle: Use your own IONIQ 6 N, IONIQ 5 N, i30 N, i30 Fastback N, i20 N, KONA N or i30 Sedan N. Fuel your Ns, access to petrol stations may be limited along the drive

• Activity: Rally spectating is an outdoor activity and may not be suitable for individuals with physical and/or mobility access requirements.

• Safety: For everyone’s safety, ARC regulations stipulate that all participants must follow on-site Marshall instructions at all stage spectating locations. 

• What to bring: Check the weather, bring sunscreen, hat, umbrella, long pants, conformable closed toe shoes, jacket in case it’s cold, snacks and/or picnic hamper for on-the-go and don’t forget to stay hydrated. If it’s dusty, a face mask, buff or bandana may also come in handy.