Hoosier TrackAttack Pro
WatchThe Hoosier TrackAttack Pro is the new extreme performance summer track tyre from Hoosier. It is a 200tw tyre, which aims to not only take on the track, but now the road. It builds on the performance of the hugely impressive Hoosier R7, and takes new racing technology from Hoosiers experience on track such as the feather weight carcass to make the ultimate streetable track tyre for the driver wanting the most focused road tyre possible.
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Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 R vs Hoosier TrackAttack Pro vs Bridgestone Potenza RE71 RS
Is This Now The FASTEST Tire Available? The New Hoosier TrackAttack Pro Tested
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Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 R vs Hoosier TrackAttack Pro vs Bridgestone Potenza RE71 RS
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275/35 R19 • 2025
The Hoosier TrackAttack Pro was the fastest tyre on the big track, by nearly a second, and I think it would have been faster if a cat hadn't jumped out and spoiled its first lap. The Hoosier was also subjectively REALLY lovely, its steering was quick and direct like the Michelin, and while the rear axle didn't move quite as in sync, for a non-oe tyre I was genuinely surprised at how close it was. Make no mistake, the track attack pro is an epic tyre on track.
Hoosier TrackAttack Pro vs R7 vs Slick
1st/3
315/30 R18 • 2024
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July 21, 2025
Does this last as long as the R7 or A7?
Good question. On the road the Trackattack Pro will have a much longer treadlife, it's a treadwear 200 vs 40 for the R7. On track it might be closer, but we expect the TrackAttack Pro to outlast the R7 too.
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Latest Hoosier TrackAttack Pro Reviews
Initial Impressions Review
Given 63%
while driving a
Porsche 1993 928 GTS
(265/35 R19)
on
for 943 miles
Tire was grippy on track (dry), tolerated heat well, but heat cycled extremely quickly. Got 3 days of track on them. 4th day had no grip at all—wouldn't have run a 4th day, had I known prior to arrival at track. Overall, good and fast tire, but extremely short life. Higher resistance to heat than RE-71RS and even more so than CR-S. Marginally faster than both too, but expensive and needs replacing too frequently for most.
Given 54%
while driving a
BMW M3
(295/30 R18)
on track
for 0 spirited miles
I do about 15 track days per year in my dual duty F80 M3 with 295/30-18 square tires on 10.5x18. I'm advanced solo.
On Saturday I tried the TAPs at my home track of Lime Rock Park. It was a disappointment. The tires had 5 prior heat cycles at Watkins Glen, including an overnight "cure period" (one session one the first day, then 4 sessions on the second day.)
At WGI the tires were comparable to the RE71RS in terms of pace (similar theoretical ~206.5) and heat tolerance. Saturday at LRP felt like I was driving on heat cycled tires. The first session was meh and the grip got progressively worse. Weather was low 70's and sunny. I tried cool down laps and fiddling with pressures, but nothing helped. Meanwhile, back in steamy August I pounded on the RE71RS all day and was still able to consistently lap sub 60 seconds. See AIM solo snips below. Also, you can see me sliding around in the vid linked below.
The construction of the Hoosiers feel stiffer which provides quicker response/feedback on initial turn-in compared with the RE71RS. They feel good under braking. No squirm (probably due to the shallow tread depth). They don't make a lot noise at the limit.
The RE71RS sidewall roll on my outlaps until tire pressure builds. Not as bad as the AO52 though.
Track Attack Pro
https://youtu.be/DpMBrqrVQk0?si=bPbS9ktypaorLEjw
RE71RS
https://youtu.be/ob_VZpz4498?si=An7C6ylN71nPTe57
RE71RS lap times:

Hoosier lap times:
On Saturday I tried the TAPs at my home track of Lime Rock Park. It was a disappointment. The tires had 5 prior heat cycles at Watkins Glen, including an overnight "cure period" (one session one the first day, then 4 sessions on the second day.)
At WGI the tires were comparable to the RE71RS in terms of pace (similar theoretical ~206.5) and heat tolerance. Saturday at LRP felt like I was driving on heat cycled tires. The first session was meh and the grip got progressively worse. Weather was low 70's and sunny. I tried cool down laps and fiddling with pressures, but nothing helped. Meanwhile, back in steamy August I pounded on the RE71RS all day and was still able to consistently lap sub 60 seconds. See AIM solo snips below. Also, you can see me sliding around in the vid linked below.
The construction of the Hoosiers feel stiffer which provides quicker response/feedback on initial turn-in compared with the RE71RS. They feel good under braking. No squirm (probably due to the shallow tread depth). They don't make a lot noise at the limit.
The RE71RS sidewall roll on my outlaps until tire pressure builds. Not as bad as the AO52 though.
Track Attack Pro
https://youtu.be/DpMBrqrVQk0?si=bPbS9ktypaorLEjw
RE71RS
https://youtu.be/ob_VZpz4498?si=An7C6ylN71nPTe57
RE71RS lap times:

Hoosier lap times:
