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Stoxkarts head to Scotland for a full weekend of racing at Knockhill and Cowdenbeath. Featuring the Bannockburn Highland Championship, Scottish Championships, Gold Top qualifiers and UK Supreme rounds across two days of action.

The first grading period of the season brings major changes across both Senior and Junior grids, with new superstars, first-time promotions and strong early performances shaping the field.

What is Stoxkarts? A complete guide to the UK’s budget short oval contact racing formula, built on fairness, controlled costs, and real racing.

The Stoxkarts Test Day at Skegness Raceway delivered exactly what it should — track time, learning curves, and a proper reminder of what this formula is all about. One of the standout moments from the day came as Richard Kaleta stepped away from the microphone and into the driver’s seat for the very first time. After years of talking about racing, Richard finally experienced it first-hand… and quickly found out that driving a Stoxkart is a very different challenge altogether.

Cost Control Doesn’t Happen Once Costs in motorsport are rarely lost in one big decision. More often, they quietly creep in. A small allowance here. A tolerance there. A part that is “optional” then becomes essential. Over time, those changes add pressure. Not just financially, but culturally. The grid starts to shift, expectations rise, and new drivers feel they’re already behind before they’ve even raced. At Stoxkarts, cost control isn’t treated as a box that was ticked whe