Metric wrenches and sockets, Allen wrenches, plus your safety wire and pliers and wire cutters. Where to pit Everybody seems to have a preference on where to set up their paddock space. Some guys like to be close to the pit entrance, which gets them onto the track quickly. This can be helpful at places like Carolina Motorsports Park, where the paddock is very sandy. The less you have to ride before getting onto pit lane, the less sand your tires will pick up.
Some guys like to be close to the tech shed.
That way they don t have to push their bikes as far to get their tech inspection. Look for the track s loudspeaker system. If you re too far away, you ll have to strain to hear the announcements, and you ll always be worried you re missing your session, or even your race. Sometimes those speaker poles also have electrical outlets. Many tracks charge you an extra fee to use them, and you have to track down a track representative to get the power turned on.