CRT Holland

CRT Holland is a Dutch trackday organizer specialising in motorcycle trackdays at TT Circuit Assen — one of the most iconic circuits in motorsport, home of the MotoGP Dutch TT and a regular round of the World Superbike Championship. Founded in 1992 as Circuit Rijvaardigheids Trainingen — Dutch for "Circuit Riding Skills Training" — CRT built its reputation on instructor-led trackdays at Assen, and that coaching DNA still defines the programme today. Since 2016, CRT's in-house CRExperience programme has paired an intensive morning corner-training session on the smaller TT Junior Track with afternoon sessions on the main circuit, with a lunch buffet in the paddock restaurant in between. CRT also runs the official one-day motorcycle racing licence course required to enter the IDC (International Dutch Championship) — the race series that grew out of the OW Cupraces held at Assen since 2013 and became the IDC in 2021. Every event is backed by Track Support's exclusive paddock service for tyres, parts and clothing, an HK-Suspension setup pit box, and a professional photographer on the day — with Yamaha R6 / R7 GYTR rental available for riders without their own bike. Whether it's your first time at Assen or your fiftieth, CRT Holland keeps the focus on quality track time on the 4.5 km "Cathedral of Speed" — a venue road and trackday riders rightly consider bucket-list.