Ultimate-R

The team heads to Three Sisters this weekend for Round 5 of the RMC Ultimate Karting Championship Championship. The season is in its final stretch and the championship picture is sharpening with every round that passes.

Three Sisters is a long, wide and fast circuit near Wigan. The layout puts slipstreaming at the heart of everything, with multiple opportunities across the lap to draft, attack and defend. Clean positioning and smart racecraft matter as much as raw pace around here.

Mini Max 🟡⚫
Jensen Skeff

Junior Rotax 🔴⚪
Ellis Bell
Braith Murdock
Blair Smith

Senior Rotax 🔵⚪
Finley Buck
James Kell
Mattie Hingeley
Louis Merica
Sam Kelbrick
Morgan Hudson Brown

Sunday at Whilton Mill is where Round 4 gets settled. Super heats run through the morning for Mini Max, Junior Rotax and Senior Rotax, and the finals follow from midday. Timetable below.

Round 4 of the Wera Tools British Kart Championship starts at Whilton Mill on Saturday, and Ultimate-R has drivers across Mini Max, Junior Rotax and Senior Rotax. Qualifying opens the day, then it's straight into heats through the afternoon to set the grid for tomorrow's finals. Timetable below.

British Kart Championships Rotax. Round 4. Whilton Mill.

The British Kart Championships is the highest level of club kart racing in the UK, attracting the strongest fields across the Rotax categories. Round 4 heads to Whilton Mill in Northamptonshire, one of the most respected and physically demanding circuits on the calendar.

Situated in the heart of Motorsport Valley, Whilton Mill has served as a formative training ground for a generation of professional racing drivers. The undulating layout is bumpy, technical and unforgiving of mistakes, demanding precision and commitment on every lap. Reading the circuit through practice and building a setup that works across the weekend is where the gains are made here.

The British Rotax format runs NQP, Qualifying and two heats per driver on Saturday, with a Super Heat and Final on Sunday. A clean, consistent Saturday is the foundation for everything that follows.

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British Kart Championships Rotax Round 4. Whilton Mill. Race Week.

The team heads to Whilton Mill this weekend for Round 4 of the British Kart Championships Rotax. The championship is well into its second half now and the stakes are rising with every round.

Whilton Mill is one of the most iconic circuits in British karting, situated in the heart of Motorsport Valley just a short drive from Silverstone. The undulating layout features named corners including Oblivion, Christmas Corner and Ashby Hairpin, and its notoriously bumpy surface rewards precise, committed driving throughout. Those who find the limit early and stay within it consistently are the ones who tend to come out on top.

Mini Max 🟡⚫
Jensen Skeff

Junior Rotax 🔴⚪
Ellis Bell

Senior Rotax 🔵⚪
Hugh Moulton
Mattie Hingeley

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Sunday Grand Prix results from the crown jewel of the British karting calendar.

Jensen Skeffington - Mini Max - P18
Ellis Bell - Junior Rotax - P4
Braith Murdock - Junior Rotax - P22

Full report on the blog soon.

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Grand Prix Sunday at PFI for the Motorsport UK Kartmasters British Kart Grand Prix.

Super Heats and Finals today. Everything that has been built across Thursday, Friday and Saturday comes down to this. The biggest race of the British karting calendar.

Let's go.

Day three at PFI for the Motorsport UK Kartmasters British Kart Grand Prix.

Another day of qualifying practice and heats. The heat programme continues to build the grid and every position gained today carries through to Sunday. Composure, racecraft and ex*****on are what count at this stage of the weekend.

Same mission.

Day two at PFI for the Motorsport UK Kartmasters British Kart Grand Prix.

Qualifying practice gets underway today before two heats per driver across Mini Max and Junior Max. The heat programme begins to shape the grid picture, and building consistency early across the weekend is what sets Sunday up.

Let's get to work.