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Trackdays No Longer for Men Only - Sportbike Trackday Features - Motorcycle USA

You can’t pick them out of a crowd. They mingle among us, coming from all walks of life, posing as pharmacists, letter carriers, and lab technicians by day. But come weekends, inhibitions are shed as they pull on tight leathers and head to the local track to feed their need. With implements like the CBR600RR and the Kawasaki 636RR at their disposal, they barrel down straights wide-open before scraping knee pucks tilting into the turns. They also shatter the antiquated mindset that the track is a man’s domain, with more women than ever before sharpening their riding skills at track days across the country. MotorcycleUSA took notice of this trend while attending a recent outing at Thunderhill Parkway with Pacific Track Time. —Bryan Harley - Motorcycle USA

This is from an article on women at trackdays. We are out there, I’ve been doing trackdays occasionally for five years now and I’ve never been the only woman there. Everytime I go there are more and more of us.

Man, I really need to hit up the track now!