Racetrack operation is understood as the operation of the vehicle in extreme situations when it is used on race tracks or closed-off tracks.
Your vehicle may be used on both public roads and race tracks. The vehicle operating loads differ depending on use, which require differing maintenance intervals.
When the vehicle is operated on a racetrack, the component parts are subject to higher loads than on the road.
Checking and replacing individual components
Overhauling complete assemblies after specific periods of use
Additional checks must always be carried out on the vehicle before and after each use on a racetrack.
If the vehicle is switched off directly after operation on a racetrack, heat caused when the vehicle is stationary may continue to raise the temperature of the component parts.
In exceptional cases, the component parts may become permanently damaged.
Assemblies under strain, such as the engine and the braking system, cool down faster this way.
Doing so ensures that the cooling air is optimally distributed.
Motorsport equipment is only intended for use where road traffic regulations do not apply. This also applies to modifications to both the suspension and aerodynamic component parts.
You can obtain further information on servicing your vehicle from a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre.