STOXKARTS

HOW STOXKARTS WORKS.

Stoxkarts races take place on UK short oval tracks, on both tarmac and shale surfaces.

Each meeting is designed to give drivers plenty of track time, close racing and a clear structure from start to finish.

Drivers compete in qualifying races (heats) followed by a feature final, with results counting towards various championships.

Each meeting includes:

Race distances:

Grids are based on driver grading, keeping racing close across the field.
All races use rolling starts.

Stoxkarts uses contact as part of short oval racing.

In Juniors, this is limited to nudge and spin.

Drivers can make controlled contact using the front bumper to pass or move a competitor in the corner.

Clear rules are in place:

The focus is on close, fair racing, not chaos.

All Stoxkarts are subject to safety and compliance checks before each meeting.

Cars are also checked after races to ensure they comply with the rules.

This includes:

This ensures no one can gain an advantage through spending.

Stoxkarts meetings are run by licensed officials and stewards licensed with the ORC (Oval Racing Council).

They:

Ensuring safe, fair and consistent racing at every meeting.