Overview:
Forget about speed limits and points on your licence, put your foot to the floor and burn rubber around the city's premier karting track.

The 450m circuit features tight hairpins, a 150ft flyover and speedy straights- nail the high-speed corners and you'll be odds-on for a quick lap, get it wrong and you'll have a time that would embarrass your grandmother. Can you post a new lap record?

Le Mans Race Format:
The race is conducted in a one hour and forty minute non-stop endurance format in the style of Le Mans. This is not an exclusive event, you will be split into teams (normally around four or five). The team that completes the most laps at the end of the session is the winner, while those coming in last can expect to be slated for the rest of the weekend. It's all about strategy, pit stops and teamwork.

Included:
- All safety equipment
- Full race briefing
- Trophies for the winning team

Notes:
- Start times on a Saturday: 10am, 12pm, 2pm and 4pm
- Allow 2 hours for this event
- Race not exclusive
- Food and drinks available on site

Overview:
Gentlemen start your engines! Go full throttle around the David Brabham-designed karting circuit which will test drivers of all abilities, especially if it's raining! 

Once you've donned your freshly laundered Sparco race suits, balaclavas and helmets and have had a safety briefing from one of the race directors, you'll be let loose behind the wheel of a 200cc Honda kart. 

The 450m circuit features long straights, hairpins, chicanes and a lengthy tunnel. Master the circuit early on and you could challenge Eddie Irvine's track record; get it wrong and you could be clocking times that would embarrass your mum.

Race Formats:
Grand Prix Sprint Race (min 12+ drivers):
Briefing
Practice laps
4 race heats
Semi finals
Grand Prix final
Podium presentation with bubbly for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places

Endurance Race (8 - 11 drivers):
Each driver in own kart
5 minute qualifying
30 minute race
Podium presentation with bubbly for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places

Notes:
- Extra champagne to toast winners is available at £2 a flute
- Hot and cold food available on site at extra cost.

Overview:
Burn rubber at the karting track voted the UK's best in 2006. You can put those 'who's the best driver?' debates amongst your mates to bed once and for all by pulling on your overalls and going full throttle.

The circuit boasts a fantastic 'Rollercoaster' flyover and underpass, a wide track designed with overtaking in mind and and a state of the art race management computer system: everything you could possibly want in a top notch track.

After getting changed into your driving gear, you'll be given a full briefing by race marshalls who'll talk you through all of the essentials and give you tips about how to get the most out of your kart.

Race Format:

Sprint challenge: 
- 10 lap qualifying session 
- 60 lap race
- Trophies for 1st, 2nd & 3rd place

Included:
Full briefing and all protective equipment.

Notes:
Other race options are available for larger groups.

Overview:
There's nothing quite like a bit of head to head rivalry with your mates. They say that nice guys come last, so the question is whether you have the competitive instinct and controlled aggression needed to finish first? Or are you happy to look down the tailpipe of your pal as he passes the chequered flag?

The Circuit:
This twisty outdoor 500m track is challenging in both the wet and dry and with a 7 metre width there is loads of room for overtaking. Channel 5's car programme "Fifth Gear" recently raced a Ferrari 360 round this circuit, so that should give you some indication of its quality. The entire race is recorded by the latest in electronic lap timing technology.

The Karts:
The karts comprise of a brand new fleet of 270cc Honda powered BIZ EVO 2 karts which deliver impressive acceleration and can give top speeds of more than 50mph. Disk brakes ensure precise and effective braking. All of the karts are maintained to a high standard by a team of engineers.

Race Format:
The event starts off with a briefing on safety instruction and kart familiarisation, followed by a circuit walk. You will then recieve several practice laps each to get you up to scratch with the karts and the course before the real race begins. For the actual race you will be split into teams, with each team sharing a kart and being in charge of pit stops and driver changeovers. The idea of the race is for your team to complete as many laps as possible in the allotted time span (pretty similar to the Le Mans 24 hour race). Each driver will get approximately half an hour behind the wheel in addition to their practice laps. The winners of the race get to bask in their glory in true traditional style with a podium position and a bottle of bubbly to spray over their pedestrian cohorts.

Duration:
- Allow approximately 2-3 hours for this event, depending on group size.

Notes:
For groups of 12 people or less (Min 6) a sprint race can be arranged. There is a choice between 50 laps, 75 laps or 100 laps. Please ask for details.