Championships

Canadian Rookie Karting Championship (CRKC)

Castle Combe JKC Spring

Castle Combe Junior Karting Championship

The Castle Combe Junior Karting Championship is a premium outdoor rental-kart series for 10–16-year-olds, run by Drive-Tech at the historic Castle Combe Circuit in Wiltshire. Drivers must first graduate from the dedicated Junior Kart Racing School, ensuring they arrive on the grid with solid racecraft and an understanding of safety and flags before tackling a structured programme of practice, heats and finals. With Spring and Autumn championships each spanning ten rounds, and only a driver’s best scores counting, the format encourages regular participation while remaining accessible for families. All karts and safety equipment are provided, keeping costs predictable and allowing young racers to focus on learning lines, racecraft and consistency. Many alumni progress into national-level karting and junior car racing, making the series a proven stepping stone from grassroots rental karting to more serious competition.

Castle Combe Junior Karting Championship Autumn

The Castle Combe Junior Karting Championship Autumn is a fiercely contested rental kart series for young drivers at the Castle Combe Karting Circuit in Wiltshire. Running as the second half of the venue’s two-part annual junior programme, the Autumn championship puts emphasis on racecraft, consistency and confidence-building over a packed calendar of rounds. With equal machinery and tightly controlled arrive-and-drive format, it offers an accessible yet highly competitive environment where emerging karters can hone their skills, experience proper championship pressure and take their first serious steps on the UK motorsport ladder.

ChampCar Endurance Series

CityCar Cup

Classic

Classic and Modern Motorsport Club Southern Production Saloons

Classic and Modern Motorsport Club Southern Tin Tops

The Classic and Modern Motorsport Club Southern Tin Tops is a UK club-level circuit racing series dedicated to production-based saloon and hatchback cars. Run under the umbrella of the Classic and Modern Motorsport Club Southern, the Tin Tops offer close, multi-class competition for machinery that remains relatively close to road-going specification, making it an accessible proving ground for both emerging and experienced club racers. With varied grids, packed schedules at popular circuits and a strong emphasis on friendly paddock culture, the series delivers hard-fought racing while retaining the welcoming, community-focused spirit of British club motorsport.

Clay Pigeon Kart Club 2026 Championship

Clay Pigeon Raceway IKR

Clio Sport Championship

The Clio Sport Championship is a one-make circuit racing series for RenaultSport Clio 182 Cup, 197 and early 200 models, run by the 750 Motor Club as an affordable yet highly competitive step into front‑wheel‑drive tin‑top racing. With tightly controlled technical regulations, control suspension, ECU and tyres, the focus is firmly on driver skill, race craft and cost-effective preparation rather than cheque‑book engineering. Typically running double- or triple‑header race weekends with healthy grids across some of the UK’s best circuits, it offers close, door‑to‑door racing for newcomers graduating from track days as well as experienced club racers seeking value and parity of performance.