After a full safety briefing, all drivers will get the opportunity for a practice session before racing in 2 separate 12 lap heats. Starting positions are rotated through the sessions and points awarded dependant on your finishing position. The top drivers scoring the most points will then race in an 12 lap "A" final, and the remaining drivers racing in a 12 lap "B" / "C"  final (all drivers will race in 2 heats and 1 final). The winner of the "A" final will receive a trophy

• Drivers register to race at reception.
• Drivers receive National Karting Association approved briefing covering all safety procedures, kart control, racing tips and explanation of race format.
• Practice session for each driver to initially allow familiarisation with karts and track layout
• 2 Heat races per driver. Starting from different grid positions on each race and racing against different drivers, each heat is 12 laps long and points are then awarded based on finishing positions.
• The race information system (featuring the latest computerised timing system available) displays pictures of the drivers currently racing, the race positions/lap times during the heats and the full points leaderboard.
• The top drivers qualify for the 12 lap "A" final, with the remaining drivers racing in the 12 lap "B" final
• The top 3 drivers climb the podium and the winner of the A final is awarded their trophy
• Digital pictures of the winners and racers can be taken for distribution afterwards.

For goups of 6 -9 drivers the group will race in one group (all on the track at once) and then in an A final

For groups of 10 - 16 drivers the group will race in 2 separate groups (which will be mixed after the first heat) and then in an A / B final

For groups of 17 - 24 drivers the group will race in 3 separate groups (again mixed after the first heat) and then in a A / B / C final

Buffets can be arranged - Click here for the Buffet List and for details of the buffet packages.

Minimum numbers apply at peak times. Minimum age limit of 16 applies.