The 2025 IAME Waterswift Restricted Cadet Class, one of four classes within the British Kart Championships, has been powered by sustainable fuel thanks to funding provided by the Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team. Delivered in collaboration with Motorsport UK, the use of sustainable fuel from Round Three of the Championship achieved a 55% reduction in emissions compared to its fossil fuel equivalent.

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The Motorsport UK Wera Tools British Kart Championships have unveiled a brand new look to the calendar for 2024, with a revitalised format for each of the classes for the season ahead. The Championship will once again ensure high-level, fair, competitive racing for all via its on-track CCTV and Race management system, with a dedicated and comprehensive live stream broadcast at each event. Control fuel continues to be provided by series partners Vital Equipment who will also offer onsite fuel testing each weekend. Trackside support will also be offered at all rounds for competitors.

RPM have announced their first driver for 2023, confirming the engagement of the Irish racer Adam Fitzgerald. A renewed commitment for the team lead Keith Donegan, facing its second season in Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine after having collected two podiums and the nineth place in the 2022 team standings.

The Motorsport UK Wera Tools British Kart Championships are excited to announce the KZ2 calendar for the season ahead, as the series reveals a new-look roster for 2023.

The Motorsport UK Wera Tools British Kart Championships are pleased to announce the 2023 calendar for the IAME categories with a new look to the racing roster for each of the hotly-contested classes.

The Motorsport UK Wera Tools British Kart Championships are thrilled to announce the first category dates of the season ahead as the series reveals the 2023 calendar for the Rotax classes.

Motorsport UK are seeking applications to represent the UK in the 2021 FIA Karting Academy Trophy – a prestigious international championship for 12-14-year olds. The FIA ​​Karting Academy Trophy is a unique competition designed to pit the best young karters from around the world against each other on equal terms. 

Motorsport UK, organisers of the British Kart Championships and JAG engineering, the UK distributer for Rotax, have today announced the calendar for 2021. The schedule has been designed to meet preferences indicated from recent surveys among the Rotax drivers and takes into account the current COVID-19 restrictions.

The 2020 Motorsport UK British Kart Championships (BKC) season will be concluded in December, as the final round of Honda and Rotax classes will be played out at Whilton Mill in Northamptonshire on 19/20 December.

18th – 20th September, the British Kart Championships travelled north to Warden Law for the fourth event of the 2020 series. With full grids across most of the Rotax and Honda classes, the weekend hosted impressive competition, and many gained vital championship points.

Welcome to the 2020 British Kart Championships brought to you by Motorsport UK and Demon Tweeks Kimbolton. The Cambridgeshire venue has a rich 50-year history and is a firm favourite among karters who love the fast, technical nature of the circuit. Today's racing will include the classes IAME Cadet, Mini X30, Junior X30, Senior X30, Junior TKM and TKM Extreme.

Since the unfortunate news that the LGM Championship has been cancelled for 2020, Motorsport UK are delighted to confirm that we have extended the already full cadet grid and that we also have limited spaces left in the Mini, junior and senior X30 classes.

The KZ2 series, supported by Zip Kart and Le Cont, will once again join the British Kart Championships bill this season, with a three-round contest for the gearbox class.

Motorsport UK in association with KartSim, Alpha Live and Motorsport Games will be launching the Motorsport UK Karting Esports Championship (Easter Series) – Britain’s premier Karting Esports series on Monday 6 April, and the best thing, it’s open to all.

Motorsport UK, the British Kart Championships and all associated stakeholders have collectively agreed to postpone the start of the 2020 season until 1 May at the earliest.