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Competitors are advised, that entries are now open for the NKRA CHAMPIONSHIP & BLUE CHALLENGE ROUND 3 at Fulbeck on Sunday 21st June. There will be practice for those who wish, on Saturday 20th June ( practice paid for at … Continue reading →

Entries for regular grid start at the NKRA round 2 Formula BLUE at Whilton Mill are now closed. There are however, 4 places still open (until Thursday 28th) which will involve rear of grid starts in the heats.

With 7 days left in which to enter for the Junior/ Formula Blue grid, the NKRA advise that there are now only 12 places left before the grid is closed. To enter the event / view entries CLICK HERE Or … Continue reading →

Competitors are advised, that entries are now open for the NKRA CHAMPIONSHIP & BLUE CHALLENGE ROUND 2 at Whilton Mill on May 31st. There will be practice for those who wish, on Friday 29th & Saturday 30th May ( practice … Continue reading →

A beautiful sunny day greeted the competitors for round 2 of the Two Counties Club Championship, held at the Clay Pigeon Raceway on Saturday 25th April.After an impressive 3 heats, Max Gunter sat in Pole position, with Russell O’Neill alongside. … Continue reading →

A front row to flag win maximises the points score for Russell O’Neill in round 2 of the INDY BLUE TnT Champioship. Mike Bell finished 2nd, three points adrift of O’Neill but maintain his 2nd place in the TnT.Max Gunter, … Continue reading →

Russell O’Neill scored maximum points at Clay Pigeon on April 25th, moving him up to 3rd in the Tabor Championship. Nigel Vickery came 2nd, thereby extending his lead to 6 points over Ron shone, who finished 4th on the day. … Continue reading →

Tabor Karting will be in attendance at the Clay Pigeon Circuit supporting the INDYBLUE TnT / Two Counties Club Round 2, on the practice day Friday 24th & Race day on Saturday 25th April. Drivers requiring tyres and / or … Continue reading →

The competition for the Formula BLUE ‘O’ plates took place at the Lydd International Raceway on 5th April. Stuart Gray from Scotland, had the furthest to travel in order to reach Lydd, located on the coast in the south east … Continue reading →

Having arrived early at Lydd for Round 1 of the NKRA BLUE CHALLENGE, Stuart Gray put in place a rigourous ‘testing programme’, which ultimately paid its dividends. Achieving Pole position for the Final, Gray set about a scorching pace in … Continue reading →