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2 Stroke Racing
2-stroke kart engines range from 4 to 90 horsepower and can hit 85 mph, powering most UK karting classes.
Avoiding Accidents
Most go-kart accidents happen because drivers follow too closely or can't balance speed with safety, but simple adjustments prevent them.
Engines
Pick the right engine for your go-kart build or upgrade, whether you're using off-the-shelf models or assembling a kit.
Junior Karting Classes
Kids aged 8-16 can choose from twenty MSA-recognised junior go-karting classes, from Comer Cadet to Junior Rotax with different engine sizes and speeds.
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