The Championship
The CLUB100 Sprint National Championship is an “arrive & drive” championship designed for drivers aged 16 years or over.
The Sprint series is renowned as our stellar championship. The ultimate challenge. Multiple classes are offered to cater for all levels of driving skill and weight limits, giving our drivers the best racing experience. The series takes in 10 rounds, offering drivers a complete season of racing with huge variety, plus the added incentive of using the high performance CLUB100 Birel Karts, powered by ROTAX.
The CLUB100 sprint championships attract drivers across a wide range of skills and abilities, looking to enjoy excellent close racing on a strict budget. With this in mind, we offer two sub-classes within each weight category. Class 1 & 2, plus a Rookie category.
Classes
Class 1
Class 1 is open to drivers that raced in this class in 2026, along with promoted drivers from our 2026 Class 2 championship. At the discretion of the organisers, new drivers joining the club may be considered for this higher class.
Class 2
Class 2 is open to drivers that raced in this class in 2026, drivers in their second season that achieved a minimum of 2 B Finals and regular more experienced drivers who have not achieved the level to be invited into the higher class.
Rookies
Drivers moving up from arrive & drive 4 stroke rental karting and new to our Sprint Championship are classed as Rookies.
Rookie drivers are grouped together at the rear of each race heat.
A trophy is presented to the highest finishing Rookie at each event.
PRICING
£255.00 inc. VAT per round.
£60.00 one-off championship registration fee.
Weight Categories
Lightweight
Drivers below the minimum weight will add ballast to the kart to achieve the racing weight limit.
Middleweight
Middleweight drivers must weigh a minimum of 78kg with their race kit on to be eligible to move up to this weight category. They must then add ballast as needed to reach the minimum racing weight of 82kg.
Drivers below the minimum weight will add ballast to the kart to achieve the racing weight limit.
Heavyweight (sub class on middleweight category)
Drivers MUST weigh a minimum of 86Kg to be eligible to race in this category.
Drivers below the minimum racing weight will add ballast to the kart to achieve the racing weight limit.
Format
The Races take on the traditional format of –
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Warm Up |
4 Min |
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Heat 1 |
7 Min |
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Heat 2 |
7 Min |
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Heat 3 |
7 Min |
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Final |
12 Min |
The top 2 finishing drivers from the C Final will repe-chage to the B Final.
The top 4 finishing drivers from the B Final will repe-chage to the A Final.
The championship runs over 10 rounds. Seven championship point-scoring finals count, with 21 from the 30 point-scoring heats to count.
All rounds are split into half days. For example, Lightweights race in the morning and Middleweights/Heavyweights racing in the afternoon, then alternating round by round.
Note: Novice drivers looking to move up to Club100 must attend a Test Session prior to racing to run through our evaluation process.
Next Round

Sprint National Championship 2027, Rd.1
14th February, 2027 at Buckmore Park
Registration
2027 registration coming soon.













