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Junior Kart Club

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Junior Championship Racing

Junior Kart Club

The next step for young drivers ready to race competitively.

Junior Kart Club, known as JKC, is Raceworld’s junior championship for drivers who have developed the pace, control and confidence to move beyond academy sessions.

Monday JKC Tuesday JKC Junior Kart Academy

Who is Junior Kart Club for?

Junior Kart Club is designed for young drivers who are ready to move beyond learning and into competitive championship racing.

Ideal for drivers who...

  • Enjoy competitive racing.
  • Can drive confidently and safely.
  • Show good racecraft and awareness.
  • Want to compete for championship points and podiums.

How drivers usually join

1
Start in our Junior Kart Academy.
2
Develop speed, consistency and racecraft.
3
Consistently lap under 28 seconds.
4
Receive an invitation from one of our instructors.
Good to know: A lap time under 28 seconds is usually the benchmark for consideration, but speed alone isn't enough. Drivers must also demonstrate safe, consistent driving, good awareness and the right attitude.

The Raceworld junior racing journey

Our junior karting pathway gives young drivers a clear route from learning the basics through to competitive racing.

1

Junior Kart Academy

Learn the basics, build confidence and develop racing skills.

View JKA
2

Junior Kart Club

Race in a junior championship with points, podiums and proper competition.

3

Devon Kart Club

When old enough and ready, some drivers may progress into our adult league.

View DKC

What happens at JKC?

Junior Kart Club is designed to feel like a proper racing championship.

Championship points

Drivers compete across the season, with points awarded towards the championship standings.

Race formats

Events can include different race formats, layouts and challenges to help drivers keep improving.

Podiums and medals

Drivers compete for podium places, medals and end of season recognition.

Choose your JKC night

Junior Kart Club now runs on Monday and Tuesday nights. Each night has its own drivers, results and championship standings.

Monday Junior Kart Club

Our newer JKC night, introduced due to popular demand.

View Monday JKC

Tuesday Junior Kart Club

The original JKC night, with its own championship and standings.

View Tuesday JKC

Pricing

Simple pricing for Junior Kart Club membership and race nights.

Annual Membership

£10

Paid once per year to become part of Junior Kart Club.

Race Night Entry

£50

Paid per event and includes your race night entry.

Please speak to the Raceworld team for current availability on Monday and Tuesday nights.

How to get started

The right starting point depends on the driver’s experience.

New to karting?

Start with the Junior Kart Academy. This is where young drivers learn the skills needed before moving into competitive racing.

Start with JKA

Already quick enough?

If the driver is consistently under 28 seconds and interested in JKC, speak to one of our instructors at the circuit.

Contact Raceworld

FAQs

Is Junior Kart Club a training session?

No. JKC is a junior championship for drivers who are already ready to race competitively. Newer drivers should usually start with the Junior Kart Academy.

How do drivers get into JKC?

Most drivers progress from the Junior Kart Academy. Drivers who are already consistently lapping below 28 seconds may also be considered, subject to instructor approval.

Does a sub 28 second lap guarantee entry?

No. It is a useful benchmark, but drivers must also show consistency, control, awareness, racecraft and the right attitude.

Are Monday and Tuesday separate championships?

Yes. Monday and Tuesday are separate JKC nights, each with their own drivers, results and standings.

Can JKC drivers move into Devon Kart Club?

Yes. When drivers are old enough and have shown the required pace, maturity and racecraft, they may be invited to progress into Devon Kart Club.

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