WorldSBK: Motorsport Photography Workshop 2026
at Donington Park Circuit (UK)
Friday 10th July - Sunday 12th July, 2026
SOLD OUT
Package 1 (VIP Package): £1,065.00
Package 2 (Standard Package): £805.00
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3 x days of bespoke and personalised photography tuition and coaching from motorsport photographer Michael Wincott.
Become an officially published photographer by having your images from the workshop featured in The Pit Stop Magazine (VIP Package Only).
Free entry (x5 entries) into our national motorsport photography competition the Amateur Motorsport Photography Awards 2026 (AMPA).
Admission Tickets.
Pre-workshop online introduction session and portfolio review.
Post-workshop image editing session to get your awesome images publication ready!
Small group size of just 6 people.
Spots are limited. If you’re ready to take your photography seriously in 2026, this is your chance to go to the next level.
Photo Credits: Michael Wincott
Why Investing In Personal Development & Learning Matters?
Your brain didn’t come with a lifetime warranty. In today’s world, staying still means falling behind, and personal development is the key to keeping you sharp, adaptable, and ahead of the curve. Investing in learning isn’t just about adding more acronyms to your résumé—it’s about unlocking fresh ideas, building confidence, and turning challenges into opportunities (instead of stress headaches). The sooner you start, the bigger the payoff. And unlike that treadmill in your garage, this is one investment you’ll actually use.
In motorsport, the cars aren’t the only things moving fast - the opportunities are, too. Investing in your photography skills through a dedicated workshop means you’re not just snapping pictures, you’re capturing split-second stories that will help you grow and set you apart from the competition. You’ll learn techniques you can’t get from YouTube tutorials, gain insider tips from pros who have ‘been there, done that’ and build confidence to go from strength to strength in the highly competitive world of motorsport photography.
In short: upgrade yourself, because standing still is the fastest way to get left behind.
Focus on the Fast: WorldSBK Motorsport Photography Workshop 2026
Immerse yourself in the heart of the action at the 2026 WorldSBK round at Donington Park circuit with this hands-on motorsport photography workshop. Alongside fellow photography enthusiasts, you’ll refine your technique, sharpen your eye for two-wheeled action, and maybe even discover that capturing superbikes at full tilt is far more addictive than you’d like to admit.
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You’ll learn exactly where to position yourself, when to be ready, and which corners deliver the best drama (and light) throughout the day at Donington Park.
From predicting braking zones and daring overtakes to knowing when the action is about to blow up, you’ll start reading a WorldSBK race like a pro.
With expert guidance, every future superbike race you shoot will be packed with high-impact images - no more “oops, missed it” moments. Consider this workshop your shortcut to sharper, smarter, and slightly more smug WorldSBK photography.
Plus, don’t miss out on officially becoming a published motorsport photographer - find out more below…
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This workshop is your opportunity to enhance your motorsport photography skills with personalised and bespoke photography tuition and coaching from professional motorsport photographer Michael Wincott.
You'll learn essential techniques like composition, framing, and focusing to capture dynamic, high-speed action with precision and style. With hands-on guidance in a small group setting, you'll develop a creative eye and gain confidence in shooting the fast-paced world of super bikes.
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Have your images published in The Pit Stop Magazine, one of the industry's leading motorsport publications.
You’ll be part of an exclusive 6-page feature, officially earning the title of “published motorsport photographer.” Not only does it look impressive on the wall, it might even help you land future gigs or even media passes (psst - it’s happened to our previous workshop clients) - you need to be published to even begin applying for media accreditation. Plus, who doesn’t want to brag a little?
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This workshop includes a pre-workshop online session where you can showcase your portfolio and receive valuable tips before heading to Donington Park Circuit.
After the workshop, join a post-workshop editing and review session to receive further feedback and guidance to get your images sparkling and ready for publication.
Motorsport Photography Tuition
Jump headfirst into the adrenaline-fuelled world of WorldSBK photography with Michael Wincott guiding you every step of the way. This is your chance to turn roaring super bikes into jaw-dropping images - and yes, it’s just as intense as it sounds.
You’ll master dynamic composition, wrestle with tricky lighting (it’s Donington after all), and finally figure out those camera settings that make action shots actually look like like you’ve unlocked a cheat code for capturing all the speed and chaos.
Explore creative photography methods and techniques - from panning and motion blur to dramatic compositions, all under Michael’s watchful eye.
Evenings aren’t for Netflix - they’re for refining your editing skills. With expert guidance, you’ll turn your raw shots into polished, high-impact images that scream “WorldSBK” and make your friends wonder if you’ve secretly gone pro.
The Pit Stop Magazine (VIP Package Only).
Get your images from this workshop published in The Pit Stop Magazine, one of the industry's leading motorsport publications!
This is your chance to have your motorsport photography featured in a stunning and exclusive 6-page special, reaching thousands of motorsport enthusiasts, professionals, and industry insiders across the world. Not only will your work be showcased alongside top-tier content, but you’ll also gain the prestigious title of a published motorsport photographer - boosting your credibility and opening doors to new opportunities in the field.
Famous subscribers to the magazine include McLaren CEO Zak Brown, so this is your opportunity to get your images through the doors of the world famous MTC in Woking, UK.
The Pit Stop Magazine is a quarterly publication dedicated to in-depth features from the motorsport world. The magazine aims to provide comprehensive articles that delve into various aspects of motorsport, moving beyond the typical race reports and news updates.
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Camera Equipment:
DSLR or Mirrorless camera system ideally with a choice of lenses. We suggest a decent telephoto lens such as a 70-200mm as a minimum, 24-70mm or equivalent and if you have one a 16-35mm. Also an extender if you have one. We also suggest a longer lens, 300mm+. This could be either a prime or zoom lens.
Other general prime lenses are also a lovely addition if you have them such as a 50mm prime.
A monopod.
Filters - NDs and Polariser.
Plenty of fully charged camera batteries and plenty of SD cards.
Other accessories such as: Rain cover, chargers, battery power bank.
A decent camera rucksack is recommended.
Please get in touch prior to booking to discuss your equipment if you are unsure. We can always try to help you out with some of the photography equipment should you need it.
Outdoor Clothing:
Waterproof jacket, waterproof trousers, fleece, comfortable tops, comfortable shorts / trousers, comfortable trainers, flask, water bottle.
Please bring appropriate clothing for long hours spent outdoors at the race circuit. The weather may change multiple times during the day.
Please get in touch prior to booking to discuss anything if unsure.
We will send out a full detailed kit list nearer the time.
Workshop Leaders
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Michael is a motorsport photographer based in Shropshire and has been passionate about motorsport photography from an early age. He has an immense passion for the sport, and believes that every photograph he takes shows his enthusiasm for the sport.
Michael has a BA Hons in Photojournalism and an MA in Visual Communications specialising in photography. His career highlights have been working as an official photographer for Cardiff City Football Club (07-08) and photographing the FA Cup Final at Wembley. He lived in New Zealand for seven years between 2013 and 2020 where he photographed the New Zealand Superbike Championship.
Since returning to the UK in 2020 he has been photographing the British
Superbike Championship, MotoGP and World Superbike Championships and has had photographs published in a range of UK papers and International Magazines.Michael has been photographing motorsport for over a decade with a specialism in Superbikes.
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FOUNDER & CEO
Greg, the founder and managing director of Trackside Focus® and The Photographic Adventure Company Ltd, has been immersed in the world of photography since 2016.
From 2016 to 2023, Greg honed his craft as a professional photographer, working across diverse genres such as motorsport, events and school photography. During this period, he also gained valuable experience in roles with some of the UK’s leading photography companies, including Wex Photo Video.
Drawing on his extensive industry expertise and a growing network of connections, Greg established The Photographic Adventure Company Ltd in 2023 and later re-branded to Trackside Focus to concentrate exclusively on offering world-leading motorsport photography workshops, training and events, alongside building a global community of motorsport photographers.
The company is fuelled by Greg’s deep passion for motorsport, travel, and photography. Greg is deeply passionate about championing amateur and aspiring motorsport photographers. One of the driving forces behind launching Trackside Focus was his commitment to supporting, encouraging, and promoting amateur photographers and helping those photographers on their journey in motorsport photography.
As a dedicated motorsport fan and photographer himself, Greg understands firsthand the challenges of breaking into the industry.
What Our Clients Say:
This is a rough itinerary for the workshop. Timings may vary slightly once the timetable has been officially announced closer to the race weekend.
Friday 10th July, 2026
Arrive from 8am:
9am - Morning on-track sessions.
1pm - Lunch at circuit.
2pm - Afternoon on-track sessions.
6pm - Finish Day One.
7pm - Group dinner.
8:30pm - Editing session.
Saturday 11th July, 2026
8am - Head to Donington Park Circuit.
9am - Morning on-track sessions.
1pm - Lunch at circuit.
2pm - Afternoon on-track sessions.
6pm - Finish Day Two.
7pm - Group dinner.
8:30pm - Editing session.
Sunday 12th July, 2026
8am - Head to Donington Park Circuit.
9am - Morning on-track sessions.
1pm - Lunch at circuit.
2pm - Afternoon on-track sessions.
6pm - Finish Day Three.
Recommended Accommodation:
Radisson Blu, East Midlands Hotel
Stay at the 4* Radisson Blu Hotel, East Midlands Airport, an elegant retreat conveniently located just a short drive away from Donington Park Circuit. Combining comfort and sophistication, the 4* Radisson Blu ensures your motorsport weekend is paired with a relaxing and indulgent experience.
Please note, you are free to stay wherever you wish too, this is just our recommendation and where the evening editing sessions will take place.
FAQs
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Lock in your spot without breaking a sweat - just drop a deposit or go all-in through our perfectly secure online payment portal.
Prefer the human touch? Give us a shout, and we’ll happily walk you through the details or help you book - no magic wand required.
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No, accommodation isn’t included — we like to keep things flexible. Also, we’re not insured to cover it, and let’s be honest, if we were, the cost would skyrocket and you probably wouldn’t book.
Need some help? We’re happy to throw a few suggestions your way -consider us your unofficial travel concierge.
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Book early (think three months or more) unless you enjoy living on the edge of missing out.
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This workshop is suitable for complete beginners through to more advanced photographers.
A genuine interest in motorsport photography helps too - this isn’t just about pointing and shooting. You’ll want to be ready to learn, improve, and maybe even finally figure out how to make speed look good in a photo.
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Reserve your place with a £250 deposit - because nothing says ‘I’m serious about photography’ like actually booking it.
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The remaining balance is due 8 weeks before the workshop kicks off.
We’ll send you a friendly reminder email 2 weeks before - because we know life gets busy and nobody likes missing deadlines.
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Yes, you can pay in instalments.
If paying in instalments, the final payment needs to be made 8 weeks prior to the workshop start date.
Please contact Greg if you would like to arrange a payment plan.
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This workshop isn’t for couch potatoes. Expect long hours outdoors at the race circuit, with plenty of walking between trackside spots - we’re talking 15,000+ steps a day!
You’ll need to be comfortable roaming the circuit while hauling your camera gear like a pro - think less leisurely stroll, more action-packed photography adventure.