4 circuits in Greater London run team endurance events. Teams share a kart over an hour or more, swapping drivers through a pit stop.
Mile End, London, Greater London
Revolution Karting sits in the arches on Burdett Road at Mile End, and is London's most central outdoor kart track. Genuine tarmac, 450 metres, open all year in all but extreme weather, and running for over twenty years.
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Acton, Greater London
TeamSport Acton is an indoor electric karting venue on Allied Way in west London, a short walk from Acton Central station. The 500-metre track runs over more than one level, and TeamSport says laps here typically come in under 30 seconds.
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Mitcham, Greater London
TeamSport Mitcham is an indoor electric kart track on Streatham Road in south London, between Tooting and Mitcham. At 800 metres with 21 corners and a full mezzanine level, TeamSport lists it among the longest indoor tracks in the UK.
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Croydon, Greater London
Traq Motor Racing is an outdoor motorsport site on Jessops Way in Croydon, south London, with a tarmac kart track alongside off-road tracks for quads, motocross and pit bikes.
Split between four or six drivers, an endurance race often costs less per head than a sprint event — and gives you far more track time.
An hour is enough for a couple of stints each. Two or three hours turns it into a proper day with a real strategic element.
Minimum stop times and mandatory driver changes are what create the strategy. Ask how they run them.
Usually three to six per kart. More drivers means shorter stints, which suits mixed-ability groups.