Track Day from the 2000s
Rare track day footage of famous musicians from the 2000s. We're actively searching for footage — check back soon.
About Track Day Footage
Track day footage puts you in the cockpit for the purest expression of what a car can do — no speed limits, no traffic, just driver and machine against the clock. From amateur enthusiasts pushing their daily drivers at local circuits to professional hot laps at the Nurburgring Nordschleife, these clips capture the thrill, the technique, and occasionally the drama of cars being driven at their limits. The on-board camera angles and telemetry overlays make track day content some of the most rewatchable footage in the archive.
The 2000s in Music
The 2000s saw the hypercar arms race begin in earnest, with the Bugatti Veyron shattering the 250 mph barrier and redefining what was possible in a road car. The Porsche Carrera GT, Ferrari Enzo, and Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren competed for supremacy at the top, while the hot hatch segment flourished with cars like the Golf GTI Mk5 and Focus RS. YouTube launched in 2005 and transformed automotive media overnight — suddenly anyone with a camera could share a review, a track day, or a cold start, and channels like Top Gear became global phenomena. Many early automotive YouTube uploads have since been deleted or lost to platform changes, making surviving footage from this transitional era increasingly valuable.
No track day clips from the 2000s yet — we're working on it.