ABKC – Association of British Kart Clubs in the UK
Karting is a most exhilarating activity, yet a family sport. It’s fun, it’s cool, kids can start racing from the age of 8 in Cadet, Bambino from 6. Almost everyone can race, some at 60 or more.
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Motorsport UK have sent invitations to complete two surveys, the first is for consultation on the proposed class structure, likely for 2023, and the second mailed to all licence holders is for the “Rewriting the Rules” project. We urge all licence holders to complete that survey about simplifying the
The Association of British Kart Clubs is set to make major changes to its format and activities, to align with changes in the structure of karting introduced by the governing body, Motorsport UK. ABkC has reached an agreement with Motorsport UK which sets out new lines of responsibility for
Motorsport UK, the national governing body of four-wheel motorsport, announced on 8th April a £1 million funding package to help its clubs address the financial consequences of COVID-19. The funding is one of a number of measures that it is implementing to offset the economic impact that the global
All ABKC clubs must run their meetings according to the regulations set down by Motorsport UK. The officials and all safety regulations must conform to the current Yearbook, and class technical regulations in the Karting Yearbook.
The Association of British Kart Clubs (ABKC) was formed in 1990 to act as an interface between kart clubs and the sports governing body, Motorsport UK, with whom there is a high degree of discussion and co-operation. The clubs are represented by the ABKC Steering Group which is elected each year during the A.G.M. held each year. Over thirty of the kart clubs in the United Kingdom are members.
