MicroMax UK
Age 8-12
HKRC Championship Rd3
12 March 2023
Classes competing at this event
Championships feature a number of different classes based on driver age and kart specification. Each class has its own races within the meeting.
- 8-12 years old
- 950mm CIK/MSUK homologated Group 3 chassis
- 125cc restricted 2 stroke engine
- Vega tyres (UK)
- Mojo tyres (International)
- Water cooled
MiniMax 950
Age 10-13
- 10-13 years old
- 950mm CIK/MSUK homologated Group 3 chassis
- 125cc restricted 2 stroke engine
- Mojo tyres
- Water cooled
Junior Rotax
Age 12-15
- 12-15 years old
- CIK/MSUK (Group 1 or 2) homologated chassis
- 125cc restricted 2 stroke engine
- Mojo tyres
- Water cooled
Junior TKM
Age 12-15
- 100cc TKM BT82 engine
- Maxxis tyres
- CIK/MSUK (Group 1 or 2) homologated chassis
- 12-15 years old
Junior X30
Age 12-15
- 12-15 years old
- Restricted 125cc water cooled IAME engine
- Komet Tyres
- CIK/MSUK (Group 1 or 2) homologated chassis
KZ2
Age 15+
- 125cc water cooled
- CIK/MSUK (Group 1 or 2) homologated engines, 6-speed gearbox
- Le Cont tyres
- Full-size kart, modified for gearstick and hand clutch
- 15 years old and upwards
Rotax 177
Age 15+
- 15 years and over
- CIK/MSUK (Group 1 or 2) homologated chassis
- 125cc 2 stroke engine
- Mojo tyres
- Water cooled
- Minimum weight 177kg
Senior Rotax
Age 15+
- 15 years and over
- CIK/MSUK (Group 1 or 2) homologated chassis
- 125cc 2 stroke engine
- Mojo tyres
- Water cooled
Senior X30
Age 15+
- 15 years old upwards
- 125cc water cooled IAME engine
- Komet Tyres
- CIK/MSUK (Group 1 or 2) homologated chassis
TKM Extreme
Age 15+
- 115cc TKM BT82 engine
- Maxxis tyres
- CIK/MSUK (Group 1 or 2) homologated chassis
- 15 years old and upward
Kimbolton Airfield was the home of the 379th Bomb Group during WW2. The 379th Bomb Group flew B-17s and the group was signified by the letter K within a triangle on its tail. During all of its 330 bombing missions, it dropped 26,640 tons of bombs, shot down 315 enemy aircraft and lost 141 of its B-17s to enemy action.
The 379th Bomb Group was the only unit ever awarded the 8th Air Force Grand Slam, a very unique honour in recognition of its achievements. They also received two Presidential Unit Citations. The Group flew its last combat mission on April 25, 1945 and was finally deactivated on July 25, 1945.
The airfield at Kimbolton was originally a fighter base for the RAF. When it became evident Germany was not going to invade England, the RAF decided it didn’t need many inland fighter bases and was happy to lease most of them to the United States as airfields for heavy bombers.
Circuit overview
| Circuit length |
Circuit 1 - 990 mtrs Circuit 2 - 1050 mtrs Circuit 3 - 1083 mtrs Gearbox - 958 mtrs |
|---|---|
| Pole position |
Right |
| Address |
Stow Longa |
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