
Would you like to connect the knowledge and experience gained through the program to your next challenge?
Only for the sessions held on October 24 (Fri) and November 17 (Mon), those who participate in this program and join as riding members can join at a special membership plan price.
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The Riding Club is a driving event hosted by Mobility Resort Motegi, limited to numbered motorcycles.
It is themed around "riding comfortably," "safely," and "enjoyably."
You can enjoy three sessions of 20 minutes each.
To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience,
we will hold a "safety briefing before riding" and a "riding seminar."
Additionally, before free riding, we will conduct a familiarization lead ride to consider the warming up of the Rider and
the machine.
In consideration of everyone's safety, due to low temperatures and road conditions,
there may be changes to guided driving by instructors. Thank you for your understanding.
Overview
Circuit Run
We will organize participants into 3 groups based on their vehicle type, engine displacement, and declared time, in order to minimize speed differences between participants and ensure a safer and more enjoyable experience.
Pre-Race Briefing
Following the rules and manners is essential for safely enjoying sports. As part of our safety training, our circuit advisors will explain the proper way to take the course line, rules and manners, and the meaning of the 11 official flags. They will also provide instructions on how to handle accidents if they occur.
Guided Driving
First time on the course and feeling anxious? Not sure where the record line is? Don't worry, our advisors will lead the way for customers like you until you get used to the course.
In addition,...
- You can also measure your time by wearing an automatic measurement device transponder. The measurement results will be uploaded to a dedicated download site for participants.
- Photos taken by photographers on the day of the event can be purchased on the photo sales site "Photo Reco". This is a service that allows you to easily download photos on your computer or smartphone.
※Details will be announced on the day of the event.
- In addition to general recruitment, it is possible to set up a dedicated frame for "manufacturer/shop".
※Up to 40 dedicated frames can be used.
※Contact: Phone (0285) 64-0200
Mobility Resort MOTEGI Motorsports Division School Office
- Participation Fee
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MCoM・
SMSC Membership |
21,000yen |
General |
31,000yen |
* The fee includes participation fee, facility entrance fee, parking fee, meal cost, and insurance fee.
* Starting from 2025, the participation fee will be revised. Thank you for your understanding.
- Travel Time and Capacity
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Travel Time |
60 minutes (lead driving + free driving 20 minutes x 3) |
Capacity |
105 people |
Minimum operation |
25 people |
* The number of participants may change depending on the availability of reserved slots for manufacturers and shops.
* If the minimum number of participants is not met, the event may be canceled.
* The driving time may change due to weather conditions, red flags, and other circumstances on the day.
WEB Entry
Eligibility and Regulations
Eligibility
- Holders of a small or larger motorcycle license (minors require consent from their legal guardian).
※The following vehicles are not eligible for participation.
- Vehicles for public roads without license plates
- The displacement at the time of manufacturer's shipment is vehicles with a displacement of 150cc or less
- Temporary number vehicles, race-spec vehicles, scooters, Americans, etc., are not suitable for circuit driving.
- Cannot run with slick tires or block tires.
- Please equip your vehicle with road tires with grooves suitable for circuit driving.
Guest Rider
One of the attractions of the Riding Club is that the main guest Rider and professional road racers who serve as Circuit Advisors run the course together.

November 17 (Mon) Kota Nozane
In 2020, he won the JSB1000 class championship, and in 2021 and 2022, he participated in the Superbike World Championship, and in 2023, he competed in the Moto2 class of the Road Racing World Championship.
From 2024, he will transfer from Yamaha to Honda and participate in the JSB1000.

October 24 (Fri) Noboru Ueda
His nickname is "Nobby." In 1991, he made a striking debut by achieving pole-to-win at the Road Racing World Championship held in Suzuka.
He then competed in the 125cc class of the Road Racing World Championship for 12 years, achieving a total of 13 wins, 39 podiums, and 19 pole positions, and was active on the world stage for a long time.

June 16 (Mon) Takaaki Nakagami
Started riding pocket bikes at age 4, debuted in pocket bike racing in 1998 (age 6) and recorded a victory.
2005 Spot participated in the All Japan Road Race Championship GP125 class, finishing 13th in the series and awarded MFJ Rookie of the Year.
2012 Full participation in the Moto2™ class
2016 Achieved first victory at the Moto2™ Dutch GP.
2018 Participated in MotoGP™ with LCR Honda IDEMITSU, finishing 6th in the final round Valencia GP.
2020 Achieved his first pole position at the MotoGP™ Teruel GP.
2024 Retired from active racing
After retirement, served as a development rider and participated as a wildcard in the 2025 MotoGP™ French GP, finishing 6th.

May 12 (Mon) Mayako Nakano
1998 All Japan Road Race Championship GP250 Champion
1999 World Road Racing World Championship GP250 Ranking 4th Rookie of the Year
2000 World Road Racing World Championship GP500 Ranking 5th Rookie of the Year
2002-2008 MotoGP™ Participation
2004-2006 MotoGP™ Participation with Kawasaki Racing Team
2009 Superbike World Championship Participation
In addition to providing commentary for Nippon TV's MotoGP™ races, he also serves as a navigator for BS11's "Adult Bike Time Motolize" and is the representative of apparel brand 56 Design. He also serves as a member of the MFJ Road Race Committee and is actively involved in promoting the fun of motorcycles in various ways.