Teesside Owner Driver Sprint
Introduction
In 2023 the Teesside Owner/Driver Sprint was the biggest year yet with an average of 110 drivers at each event, competing in 9 classes across seven grids. Our newest classes grew round on round, with racing becoming more exciting as the drivers gained experience of the long Teesside circuit. We will be looking for sponsors for the 2024 live stream - if you're interested please contact the office.
2024 will be 9 rounds over 7 weekends with two double header weekends in July and October. We will be introducing a new IAME Bambino class at all rounds, 2024 will see the end of the 2022 Mini Max class, with the Inter Max taking it's place - we will need 15 championship entries for these classes to run in the Summer Championship - please register your interest.
Classes
- Bambino Comer C50
- IAME Bambino
- Cadet Honda 200
- Rotax Inter
- Junior Pro Kart Honda Pro Extreme 200
- Senior Pro Kart Honda Pro Extreme 200
- Junior Rotax
- Senior Rotax
Book online via this link.
Make sure that if you already have an account from previous years, that you use that to log back in and select this year's class to register - DO NOT create a new account. If you would like to change your race number, please enter a unique number and if it is available you can use it for this season.
If you have any problems please send us a message.
You can keep up to date with all the information on our Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/TeessideOwners/
2024 Dates
The 2024 race calendar, Practice and Qualifying for each meeting is held on Saturday and Racing held on Sunday. Race Days start at 0800 each day.
- 23rd -24th March 2024
- 27th-28th April 2024
- 22nd-23rd June 2024
- 26th-27th -28th July 2024
- 24th-25th August 2024
- 21st-22nd September 2024
- 25th-26th-27th October 2024
Itinerary
On a normal championship race day, the itinerary will be published three days before each round. We generally run practice and qualifying on Saturday and race all day Sunday with three heats and a final for each class.
The Circuit Gates open at 0730 each morning of the meeting and we aim to be on circuit from 0830, the last race normally finshes around 1630 and the presentation is around 30 minutes after.
Championship Regulations
The goal of these regulations is to provide guidance for both the general safety of any meeting and also the format the meetings will take. As the circuit operator, we will adhere to the safety guidelines of the National Karting Association. We reserve the right to change these regulations as we see fit at any time giving notice where possible via social network sites.
Teesside Sprints will be held over 9 rounds in February through to November with 7 rounds to count. Entry fee for each meeting for all classes is £135 - members race for a discounted rate of £125. Memberships run from January to December each year and cost £60 per driver, family membership are available please contact the office to organise this if you have more than one driver.
All drivers are encouraged to provide their own MyLaps transponder, TR2 transponders are prefered and these must be KART [yellow] transponders. There may be transponders for hire at the circuit at a cost of £20 per race meeting. Lost or damaged transponders may be charged to the entrant at up to a replacement cost of £200 +VAT.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I enter?
It's simple to enter each round by following the link below and creating an account using your Facebook account or your email address. Then simply log in and add yourself to each round to let us know that you are coming.
When can I enter?
Entry for each season opens on February 1st - online entry only.
Memberships open in November 2023 and start from Januray 1st, these cover the Summer Championship only.
How much does it cost?
Entry is £135 non-member or £125 for members per round this includes both practice and race day- hire of a transponder for the meeting is an additional £20.
How do I pay?
All payments for the race day and practice the day before is online - book, pay and sign on online
Can I enter someone else?
Every driver needs their own account however families can set up one main account that then manages the other accounts with only one set of log-in details, providing the drivers are under 16 years old once they are classed as adults they need to move to their own account.
https://teessideautodrome.alphatiming.co.uk/register/series
Can I use my normal race number?
Race numbers can be reserved when you purchase your membership for the 2024 season, we ask that drivers and parents do not try and guzzump each other for numbers, we have a friendly policy that you don;t take another drivers number from the previous season on purpose if they are still racing in teh same class.
Does my race number board have to be a certain colour?
Each class has regulation number board colours, the specify the colour of the background and the number. You may have to change your race number if it is not available for our championship. We advise that you leave the number panel blank so that additional number stickers can be stuck on at different circuits.
All Novice Drivers in Pro Kart will need to run an additional Novice board which is yellow with a black cross on the rear bumper.
Photographs by Gordon Welsh