Use to track bikes a lot. Big piece of advice is look where you want to go not necessarily at the Road in front of you. Also try and learn the right gear to be in and then stick with it. Alot of times you are basically in 2nd or 3rd and then up a bit for the straights. Also learn about trail braking; allows you to get on the brakes later into the turn and on the gas earlier. Make sure to keep the same hand position on the wheel and never coast you are either on the gas or the brakes. Finally, stay relaxed and enjoy the day, plenty of time to become a pro
Btw make sure the track you are going does not have any noise level requirements, read about your need for roar etc
