Child Safety Standards

Last updated: 10 November 2026

Trackday is an app and website for car enthusiasts, clubs and motorsport fans, run by Trackday Pty Ltd (ABN 70 658 273 780) in Melbourne, Australia. These standards apply everywhere on Trackday: profiles, posts, comments, messages, clubs, groups, the shop, live streams and events.

Our standard

Trackday Pty Ltd does not tolerate child sexual abuse or exploitation (CSAE) of any kind. Trackday is not for children: you must meet the minimum age in our Terms of Service to have an account.

What is not allowed

  • Child sexual abuse material (CSAM) of any kind, including drawn, edited or AI-made images and video.
  • Sexual content, comments or jokes about anyone under 18.
  • Grooming: building a relationship with a child, or with someone who cares for a child, in order to sexually abuse or exploit them.
  • Asking a child for sexual images, sexual conversations or a meeting.
  • Sextortion of a child: threatening to share images unless they send more images or money.
  • Sharing, selling, asking for or linking to child sexual abuse material.
  • Anything that promotes sexual interest in children, or the trafficking of children.

Photos from family days at the track are welcome, as long as they aren't sexualised and don't show a child's personal details, such as where they live or go to school.

How to report

  • In the app: open the menu on the message, post or comment and choose Report.
  • By email: [email protected]
  • If a child is in immediate danger, call 000.
  • You can also report directly to the Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation (accce.gov.au/report) or the eSafety Commissioner (esafety.gov.au/report).

Please don't share, forward or screenshot the material, even to report it. Tell us where it is and we'll find it.

What we do

  • We deal with child safety reports first.
  • We remove child sexual abuse material and related content as soon as we know about it.
  • We close the accounts involved and ban the people behind them.
  • We report child sexual abuse material and child exploitation to the Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation, which is led by the Australian Federal Police, and to the eSafety Commissioner where that applies.
  • We keep the records the law requires and help police and the eSafety Commissioner with their investigations.
  • We use automated checks on some content, including AI, alongside review by our team.

The law

Trackday Pty Ltd complies with Australian child safety laws, including the Commonwealth Criminal Code offences about child abuse material and the Online Safety Act 2021. We also follow the Google Play and Apple App Store rules on child safety.

Contact

For anything about child safety on Trackday, email [email protected].

Trackday Pty Ltd, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.