Give the gift of speed.

Buy the lane, not the day: ride vouchers for anyone with a bike licence, track and training credit for drivers, hot-lap credit when they have no licence at all — value works like credit, and they choose the experience and date themselves. Truly stuck? The gift desk will pick with you on 02 9672 1000.

Yes — vouchers are emailed within minutes of purchase, as a formatted voucher you can print, forward or air-drop across the breakfast table. At checkout you choose where it lands: your inbox, theirs, or both.

Each lane has set values: ride vouchers run $50 to $365 (a $315 voucher covers a full weekday ride day), track and training credit runs $50 to $300 — or gift an entire course — and hot-lap credit runs $100 to $1,000. The Membership Gift Package is a flat $105.

The voucher email says exactly where to go — ride vouchers book at smsprd.com, track and training at drivingsolutions.com.au, hot laps with Fastrack. They pick a date, enter the voucher code at checkout, and the value comes straight off. A voucher isn't a booking by itself, so popular dates are worth grabbing early.

The balance survives. Use part of a ride voucher and a new voucher for the remainder is issued with the original expiry; track and training credit simply stays on the voucher until it's used. Nothing is forfeited until the three years are up.

Track and training vouchers stack — several can be redeemed in a single booking, and they can pay the difference on anything dearer. For ride and hot-lap vouchers, the crew will sort combinations over the phone before they book. Gifting a group? Ask the gift desk about doing it in one go.

Three years from purchase, across every lane — that's the rule everywhere at SMSP. Book before the expiry and the experience can even run after it. Cutting it fine? Ride vouchers can be extended before expiry ($25 for one month, $50 for three).

Once issued, vouchers can't be refunded or exchanged for cash — but they can absolutely change hands. Address it to the recipient at purchase, forward the email, or let them pass it on: whoever holds the code books the day. Keep the email safe — lost vouchers generally can't be replaced.

A few edges: ride vouchers don't cover corporate or private hire events, hot-lap credit can't ride on top of promotional discounts, and vouchers can't buy more vouchers. Licence and age rules belong to each experience — a ride day needs a bike licence, the passenger seat of a V8 needs nothing but nerve.

No — that voucher is a benefit that comes with an ARDC membership, cut each year and redeemed through the club office. Gift vouchers are bought outright, for anyone. Of course, one very good gift is the membership itself — the 50% voucher comes with it.

Buy the $105 package, pop the recipient's name in the order notes, and the ARDC contacts them to set the membership up — car or bike, their choice. Want it to stay a surprise until the moment? Call 02 9672 1000 and the office will tailor the delivery.

Yes — client thank-yous, team rewards, incentive days and whole private circuit days. Tell the gift desk the headcount and the budget and they'll come back with options, usually the same day. Larger programs can be invoiced and delivered direct to each recipient.