MINI JCW Track Day 2025: get hands-on with MINI’s performance line-up at RUD Gamuda Cove

MINI Malaysia is inviting the public to experience its performance focused John Cooper Works (JCW) models at the MINI JCW Track Day 2025, taking place this weekend at RUD Gamuda Cove. The event, happening on the 24th and 25th May, offers participants a chance to drive MINI’s latest performance and electric models in a track environment.

The focus of the event is on MINI’s latest JCW offerings, including the New MINI JCW, All-Electric MINI JCW, All-Electric MINI JCW Aceman, and the MINI JCW Countryman. Also featured are Several models from the New MINI Family, including the MINI Cooper, MINI Cooper 5 Door, All-Electric MINI Cooper, New MINI Convertible, MINI Countryman, and All-Electric MINI Countryman.

Besides that, 2 special versions of the All-Electric MINI Aceman will be on display: the Track Editionwith race-inspired livery, and the Slick Edition featuring a silver-themed exterior. Both come with MINI’s signature Floating Hub Cap.

The track experience is divided into two zones:

• The JCW Drive Zone, a 3.4-kilometre course designed for high-speed driving and cornering.

• The JCW Track Zone, inspired by Italy’s Kartdromo Parma, featuring tighter turns and a more technical layout aimed at testing traction and braking control.

Each zone is tailored to highlight the performance characteristics of both the traditional and electric JCW models.

The event is open to the public via pre-registration only, with 4 driving slots available daily at 8:30 AM, 10:00 AM, 1:30 PM, and 3:00 PM. Interested participants can sign up here: https://forms.gle/zFzaoRvFkqREb2oE7

Two ticket packages are being offered:

• RM330: Includes a full JCW track experience (1 pax), go-kart rides, and entry for 2 pax to SplashMania and Discovery Park.

• RM99: Covers the JCW track experience and go-kart access for 1 pax.

This is one of the few opportunities for the general public to test MINI’s high-performance and electric models in a controlled track setting, with direct comparisons possible between combustion and electric drivetrains under similar conditions.