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I personally know a lot of trackdayers that have given up trackdays and gone racing so I think that they help. Ok, these days I go on trackdays for a laugh, trundle around hanging the tail out and generally enjoying being on track with out the pressure of having to put in a quick time. Years ago I moved from bike trackdays (at Combe) to racing mainly because a few of the organisers suggested that I could do well (and I did for a while). Again in the car I am currently hill climbing and *fingers crossed* will be circuit racing at Combe next year. For me racing is in the blood, blame my dad for that one, but trackdays have helped me realise that I can drive quickly and safely on track.
Just my 2p's worth.
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