12 approved UK websites in Motorsport.
A 4x4 driving club offering off-road events on the second Sunday of each month, currently paused due to landowner restrictions. The group seeks new land in Berkshire for future events and supports the Thames Valley Air Ambulance charity. Members engage in activities ranging from beginner to advanced levels, with a focus on community and safety.
The Auto Cycle Union regulates motorcycle sport in Great Britain, overseeing thousands of annual events and international competitions. It provides licensing, event entry, and TV coverage for riders, while promoting safety and standards through its role as a FIM member and promoter of global racing opportunities.
Club100 Racing offers the fastest 'arrive and drive' kart championship in the UK, with a focus on sustainability through CO2 emissions offsetting partnerships. The organisation runs multiple championships across 14 top circuits, adapting to market changes with periodic fuel surcharges. Established in 1993, it provides competitive racing opportunities while maintaining high standards in kart performance and environmental responsibility.
Croft Circuit, located in North Yorkshire, is renowned as the Home of Motorsport in the North. The venue hosts race meetings providing an unforgettable experience for spectators and drivers alike. With a 2.1-mile FIA licensed track, it offers driving experiences tailored for enthusiasts, including family-friendly sessions and opportunities for teenagers to drive MINI Coopers. The circuit caters to both seasoned fans and newcomers, ensuring a memorable motorsport adventure.
Daytona Motorsport delivers outdoor kart racing experiences with facilities for all abilities, including wheelchair access. The venue hosts school holiday racing programs and Cadet/Junior categories for ages 8-15, focusing on skill development. Its adaptable tracks and family-friendly events cater to both beginners and seasoned racers in a welcoming environment.
Formula-K International Ltd, based in Rhyl, designs and manufactures go karts, mini-cars, and safety equipment. With over 40 years of expertise, the company serves amusement parks and global clients, emphasizing quality and innovation. Its track designs complement market-leading karts, supporting diverse racing needs across multiple sectors.
MRA Ireland oversees motocross, quadcross, enduro, and supermoto events in Northern Ireland. The organisation supports Junior World Championships and provides real-time updates via the Sportity app, ensuring riders and fans stay informed about competition progress.
OvalbangerChat serves UK oval racing enthusiasts with forums for banger racing discussions, event updates, and historical insights. The site covers modern competitions, nostalgia for pre-2000 racing, and regional events like Sunday Shale Shifting, fostering community engagement across racing formats.
Redwood Engineering Ltd provides off-road kart plans and kits for building custom go-karts. Their range includes full and partial kits suitable for various budgets, along with design guidance. With over three decades of expertise, they supply parts and engineering services globally. The company specialises in WASP rally karts and offers technical support for kart projects.
Scarborough & District Motor Club hosts motocross and trial events throughout the year. Updates include competition schedules, such as the postponed 5th Round of the Club Championship, and safety alerts for Low North Camp during high fire risk periods.
The Mini Moto Racing Club of Ireland focuses on competitive racing events and community engagement. The 2009 season included practice sessions, scrutineering, and racing schedules. Membership requirements specify costs for senior, junior, and family categories. Events featured Friday night practice with medical cover and Saturday racing sessions, emphasizing club insurance and participation guidelines.
Ulster Karting Club provides club information for racers and members, including Membership and Race Registration, safeguarding information and club rules in its constitution. The Ulster Karting Club home page also points competitors and followers to the latest Ulster Championship results, which are available through Speedhive links or the Speedhive app.