CCKC 2019 2 Rounds
Entry into remaining 2 rounds of the 2019 Castle Combe Karting Championship.
The Castle Combe Karting Championship is Wiltshire’s Premier Rental Karting Championship, run by Drive-Tech Ltd. The Championship is run over 6 rounds throughout the year with the best 5 to count. It costs £47 per round and you do not need any previous experience to enter and anybody aged 15 or over can participate.
Get a look at some of the action from Round 1 of the 2017 Championship!
The championship uses all of our own karts and we provide helmets, suits and gloves so all you have to do is turn up on the day and drive! If you have your own racing kit you are more than welcome to use it. The championship has a good mix of drivers from ultra-competitive to people just having a bit of fun. The grids for the heats are mixed up where everyone will get to start at the front, middle and back through their 4 heats and each race will be against different people, so everybody has a really good chance of getting decent results. Everyone is more than welcome to compete in just one round to give it a go and see how they get on and hopefully we’ll see them come back for more! For more information on activities Drive-Tech have to offer visit: https://Drivetechltd.co.uk/
Entry into remaining 2 rounds of the 2019 Castle Combe Karting Championship.
Entry into Round 5 of the Castle Combe Karting Championship on Saturday 14th September at 9.00am
The first round of the 2019 Castle Combe Karting Championship is scheduled to take place on Saturday 9th March.
There is a maximum number of 48 entries, so make sure you book in plenty of time!
To book your place into a round of the championship,
call our Team on: 01249 783 010 or for more information email us at: luke@drivetechltd.co.uk
2019 Championship Dates:
Round 1: Saturday 9th March – 1.30pm
Round 2: Saturday 13th April – 1.30pm
Round 3: Saturday 29th June – 1.30pm
Round 4: Saturday 20th July – 1.30pm
Round 5: Saturday 10th August – 1.30pm
Round 6: Saturday 14th September – 9.00am
Each round will consist of:
Practice,
4 Heats per driver,
1 Semi-Final per driver – Grid positions decided by points scored during heats,
The top 8 drivers from the Semi-Finals will qualify for the Final. Grid positions will be decided by finishing position and then by fastest lap times.
You have the potential to score points in every race you compete in, with the total points scored during each round going towards your Championship total. The final points are decided by your 5 highest scores and the person with the 5 highest scores will be crowned The 2019 Castle Combe Karting Champion.
The 2019 Champion will win free entry into the 2020 British Rental Kart Championship (BRKC). The BRKC is the premier rental kart championship in the UK and the Castle Combe Karting Championship is a great stepping stone and not to mention cheap!
There is also a Master’s Trophy for the highest place Over 40’s driver at the end of the championship. To be Eligible to compete for this trophy you have to be aged 40 or over on the 1st January 2019.
For more Information about the BRKC check out their website here: http://www.brkc.net/
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