Overview:
Concentration is going to be the key. You may feel great as you stand on the breaks late, power-sliding around the hair pin to fly past the man in front as you accelerate out of the bend, but it’s a whole different story though, bringing a sinking feeling in your stomach, when the concentration has lapsed and you’ve slid off the course and see all your mates flying by. Have you got what it takes to be King of the Grid?
The Karts:
160cc Biz JK2 karts that will reach up to 45mph.
The Track:
Is 350 metres long and incorporates chicanes, straights, bends and hairpins make each lap a thrill and a unique bridge which reaches almost to the ceiling.
The Formats:
Depending upon the size of your group, you will undertake one of the following events.
Kart Challenge (8-10 drivers):
- Briefing
- 5 lap practice per driver
- 8 X 8 lap races per driver. The driver that scores the most points is the champion and is awarded a medal.
Mini Grand Prix (min 12 people):
- Briefing
- 5-lap practice per driver
- Six 5-lap heats each
- 15-lap final for the best 8 from the heats
Endurance Race (20+ people)
Get together in teams and compete against each other to see which team can amass the greatest number of continual laps. The side that accumulates most laps are deemed the champions. Timing is crucial and pit stops and driver changes keep everyone involved. There is a medal awarded for each member of the winning team.
1 ½ hours – 2-3 drivers per team
2 hour format – 3-4 drivers per team
2 and 1/2 hour format – 4-5 drivers per team
3 hour format - 4-6 drivers per team