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

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. 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 of these 200cc JB karts are tested weekly to match them for speed so there can be no arguments over having a better kart!
This is a members only track. You will become a member for 12 months after we book you in.
 
Duration
Approx 1½ - 2 hours
Start time usually 12 or 2pm.

Included:
- Full safety briefing
- All equipment

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

Overview:
Budding Jenson Buttons can fulfil their need for speed with an afternoon's karting. Push your kart and driving skills to the limit without having to worry about the prospect of points on your licence. Put the pedal to the metal and go full throttle as there are no fines for speeding; it's positively encouraged!

Format:
On arrival you're be kitted out in race wear and given a full briefing by the circuit officials. You'll learn about racing lines, braking points and how to corner like Michael Schumacher. Once you've warmed the tyres and discussed tactics with your pit crew, it'll be race time. Prove your racing credentials and end those ‘Who's the best driver?' arguments once and for all.

The Race:
Drivers have 5 minutes of qualifying time and then a 25 minute race against each other.

The Kart:
The twin-engine karts have a full racing chassis, wraparound protection, slick tyres and include:
• Honda GX160 engines fitted with heavy duty wet clutches
• Hydraulic brake system with 8mm disc wiper groove
• High tensile 30mm race hollow rear axle
• Super heavy duty mono alloy wheels
• Centre mounted race fuel system
• Flipover pedal system
• Heavy duty deformable side pods
• High strength twin tube welded chassis

What's provided:
All safety equipment required, such as crash helmets, race gloves and overalls are provided.

Notes:
Max of 16 drivers in one race. 

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