3 circuits in Suffolk run team endurance events. Teams share a kart over an hour or more, swapping drivers through a pit stop.
Ipswich, Suffolk
Anglia Indoor Karting has operated for over 30 years from an industrial unit on Farthing Road, on the western side of Ipswich. The building holds two separate multi-level circuits, each with flyover sections, plus a laser maze.
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Ellough, near Beccles, Suffolk
Ellough Park near Beccles bills itself as East Anglia's premier outdoor kart circuit and has been running for over twenty years. It uses 390cc Sodi SR5 karts, the same machinery raced in the Sodi World Series, with an adjustable pedal system that alters both distance and height.
Red Lodge, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
Red Lodge Karting is a floodlit outdoor circuit in Suffolk with short and long layouts, running up to 24 karts at once. The operator describes it as flowing and technical, and it is unusually well equipped for a hire venue: solar-powered digital flags on every marshal post, a large LED message board past the tower, and live timing shown in the viewing area.
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The thing that catches groups out. Below the minimum you either pay for absent drivers or book an open session instead.
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.