Overview
This superb outdoor centre is the ideal place to try your hand at karting. The circuit is exhilaratingly quick and can be used in wet or dry weather. The computerized system incorporated into the karts will provide lap times, average speeds and other race data.

The Karts
Are 240cc single engine Biz karts, which reach up to 50mph on the straight.

The Track
Is 470m long and features a long downhill straight and an s-bend section. It is also floodlit to allow evening races

Format

Endurance
The group will be divided into teams. After a practice for each driver, a non-stop (except for changeovers) race will begin with the winning team being those who complete the most laps in the allotted time. Your team’s progress can be followed from the sidelines with the computerized lap timer.

Event Overview:
The karting grand prix is the staple diet of most stag dos and group events and for good reason. The grand prix events provide excellent value for money and never fail to entertain, however many times you have done it before. The venue has electronic lap timing to enhance each race and ramp up the competition element, so if you fail to win the race you can always get as much satisfaction by setting the fastest lap time.

The Track:
A challenging 300m indoor track with a 90m straight. All karts are tested weekly to match them for speed so there can be no arguments over having a better kart.

The Race Formats:
Mini eliminator (8 -16 drivers):
Qualifying laps – 5 laps
Race laps – 20 lap race
Finals – A & B finals 25 laps
Trophy for 1st in final.

Mini Grand Prix (12+ Drivers):
Practice laps – 5 mins.
Race laps – 3 x 6 lap heats (all drivers)
Finals – 1 x 10 laps for A final, other finals 8 laps.

The Karts:
200cc Karts JB karts. 
 
Duration:
Approx 1½ - 2 hours

Notes:
Mini Grand Prix for 12+ drivers
Eliminator 8-16 drivers

Overview
This superb outdoor centre is the ideal place to try your hand at karting. The circuit is exhilaratingly quick and can be used in wet or dry weather. The computerized system incorporated into the karts will provide lap times, average speeds and other race data.

The Karts
Are 240cc single engine Biz karts, which reach up to 50 mph on the straight.

The Track
470m long and features a long downhill straight and an s-bend section. It is also floodlit to allow evening races.

Grand Prix
Between 12 and 40 drivers can take part in this event. Once booked, you will be required to sign on at the agreed time & after the drivers briefing you'll get underway with a 5 minute practice session. Six 8-lap heats will follow for each driver with the top 6 drivers progressing to a 10-lap final. With six karts in each heat, each driver will get a chance to start from every position in the grid so no one gains an unfair advantage. A presentation in the fully licensed bar will follow with trophies for the top three drivers.

Notes
For smaller groups 'arrive and drive' is available.
If someone would like an alternative format to the ones above, please phone us for an alternative quote.

Event Overview:
The karting grand prix is the staple diet of most stag dos and group events – and for good reason. The grand prix event provides excellent value for money and never fails to entertain, however many times you have done it. The venue has electronic lap timing to enhance each race and ramp up the competition element. If you fail to win the race you can always get as much satisfaction by setting the fastest lap time.

The Track:
A challenging 550m indoor track with a 90m straight, tunnels, a bridge and an underpass, this track is one of the biggest in the north of England. All karts are tested weekly to match them for speed so there can be no arguments over having a better kart!

The Race Format:
Endurance Race
The endurance race format is a team event (generally 2-3 to a team). The object is to cover the greatest number of laps in the allotted time.  Each driver spends approximately 25 minutes at the wheel (including 5 minutes practice), which means that in teams of three the race itself will be one hour long. All teams are on the track at the same time so overtaking, pit stops and strategy play a huge part in determining the eventual winner. A display screen near the pits keeps everyone up to date on the leaders and slowcoaches.

The Karts:
200cc JB karts. 
 
Duration:
Approx 1½ - 2 hours

Notes:
Mini Grand Prix for 12+ drivers
Eliminator 8-16 drivers

The Track
This superb venue provides a 550 metre track demanding enough to test all drivers yet still offering plenty of overtaking opportunities. The tarmac is 6.5m wide at all points with 3m grass runoffs on both sides and incorporates eight bends, three of which are taken at high speed. A special type of blacktop, which does not soften in the heat of summer, has been used in order to provide maximum grip and fast lap times. Concrete curbs and 2 metre wide rumble strips also enhance the racing experience.

The Karts
The karts are JB Revolution pro-karts with twin Honda GX160 four stroke engines of 5.5Hp each. Gearing is set to give a top speed of 50mph, although if the track were longer they could accelerate up to 70mph plus.  That’s pretty quick when your bum is only a few inches off the deck.

The Race
The endurance race format is a team event (generally 2-3 to a team). The object being to cover the greatest number of laps in the allotted time.  Each driver spends approximately 25 minutes at the wheel (including 5 minutes practice), which means that in teams of three the race itself will be one hour long. All teams are on the track at the same time so overtaking, pit stops and strategy play a huge part in determining the eventual winner. A display screen near the pits keeps everyone up to date on the leaders and slowcoaches.

Notes
Minimum group size is 10 people