We aim to give our customers as much information about the karting experience we provide as possible. Below is a list of the most Frequently Asked Questions. If you have a specific question, please use the search option. So if you are wearing one of our helmets, you will need to wear a balaclava. You can, of course, use your own if you have one.
If you are using your own helmet then it is your choice whether you wear a balaclava. Unfortunately, following guidance by The National Karting Association, we no longer allow the use of any cameras for onboard filming. We have very few accidents here and our fantastic safety record speaks for itself. The design of the circuit, the safety barriers, the design of the karts and ongoing preventative maintenance programme, the safety briefing and video, the staff training and continued monitoring, the protective racewear, the vigilant marshalling, the general culture of safety first among all staff, all go towards ensuring we are as safe as we possibly can be.
It is not possible to request a particular kart. They are rotated and different ones are put out every day. The numbers are also constantly changed. All the karts are tested regularly and kept to within half a second of each other.
Karts are changing all the time as parts are replaced on a daily basis. You will be given an arrival time when booking. For events this will be 1hr before your allocated tracktime, for practice, 45 minutes beforehand.
Please ensure you are not late as if you arrive after this time, even by 5 minutes, this may affect your time on the circuit.
