Your firstkarting race.

Beginners are welcome

The league welcomes beginners and experienced drivers. You need to understand and respect the rules, flags and organizer instructions. Every driver attends the mandatory briefing before the competitive sessions.

Drivers must weigh at least 55 kg. Minors can participate with an accompanying adult. Contact the organizer before entering if you have questions about eligibility.

Your qualifying time determines your initial race group; later groups change with results. Rookie is an additional classification for newcomers. Everyone takes part in the same races, rather than a separate beginner event.

What does your first race cost?

Guests pay for the race without an annual membership fee. Guest places are filled after member entries, so availability varies by round. You can race as a guest at most twice per season; check membership options and availability if you want to continue.

If your plans change

The published rulebook provides a refund when you notify the organizer at least seven days ahead. Cancellation within seven days does not normally receive a refund. Read the full cancellation rules and contact the organizer as soon as you know you cannot attend.

Pack for a day at the circuit

• Wear closed-toe shoes and comfortable sports clothing. You do not need your own racing suit.
• The circuit supplies a helmet if you need one. Bring your own helmet, gloves or suit if you already have them.
• No kart of your own is needed: the league races in the circuit’s rental karts.
• Save the confirmed timetable and arrival information before travelling. Ask the organizer about anything unclear while you are planning the trip.

From check-in to the final

Plan for a race day with breaks between sessions. Your participation continues beyond one outing: qualifying and all four races are part of your program.

1. Practice and preparation

   The morning includes optional practice, arrival and weighing. Book practice separately; it is outside the race fee. Everyone attends the race director’s briefing before the competitive sessions.

2. Qualifying and group races

   For qualifying, you leave the pits, complete one timed lap and return to the pits. That time determines your initial group. Three group races follow, with groups changing according to results.

3. Finals and the podium

   Group-race results decide which final you enter. Every driver has a final race. The day ends with trophies and a group photograph; check the event timetable when planning your journey home.

The rulebook recommends arriving at least 30 minutes before the agreed event start. Check in at the main stand and complete weighing in your driving equipment. Attend the briefing on time, whether or not you have booked practice.

This is an example program, not a confirmed timetable for every round. Plan your arrival and departure using the specific race announcement and the organizer’s latest information.

Three steps towards your first race

1. Choose a round

   Check the calendar, location and date. The next-race page contains its timetable and entry form. If a later round suits you better, ask the organizer about entries.

2. Send your request

   Enter your full name and an email address you check regularly. The form sends a participation request. Use the contact page for questions about your first visit or a guest place.

3. Arrange payment and arrival

   Look out for the team’s reply. Check availability and follow the payment instructions you receive. Clarify your entry confirmation and event timetable with the organizer before travelling.

A request-sent message does not confirm a place or payment. If sending fails or you need help with a reply, use the contact page.