Registered non-profit association · F14304
Programs & activities
Everything the club delivers is organised in four programme lines, run by volunteer coaches, commissioners and members throughout the year.
01
Youth karting training
Structured training for children and juniors: seating and pedal control, braking points, racing lines, flag signals, kart maintenance and race etiquette. Groups are split by age and experience and capped so every driver gets track time under direct supervision.
- Ages 7–12 beginners group, club karts and gear provided
- Ages 13–18 competition group, national calendar preparation
- Mechanics workshop: chassis, brakes, tyres and safety checks
- Parent briefing before every first session
02
Road safety education for schools
Volunteer instructors visit primary schools with a portable traffic park, teaching crossing, visibility, seat belts, child seats, bicycle and scooter safety. Lessons are age-adapted and delivered in agreement with teachers and the local police traffic unit.
- "Safe Step" first-grade traffic lessons
- Portable traffic park with signs, crossings and cones
- Bicycle and scooter safety workshops
- Reflective vests and materials handed out free of charge
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Volunteer instructor teaching a road-safety lesson with a portable traffic park in a school yard
03
Motorsport community events
The club organises karting competitions and demonstration runs, including a closed city-circuit race that has become a local tradition. Every event includes technical scrutineering, briefed marshals, medical cover and a public spectator area.
- Regional and national-calendar karting races
- Marshal and timekeeping training before each season
- Open demonstration days for new families
- Awards ceremonies for all finishing drivers
04
Stakeholder collaboration
Programmes are delivered together with schools, municipal authorities, the traffic police, emergency services, the national motorsport federation and local businesses that support youth sport.
- Joint safety campaigns with the municipal traffic unit
- Free technical-safety checks for family vehicles
- First-aid demonstrations with emergency services
- Sponsorship strictly tied to programme costs
How to join a programme
Write to the club office or call during the week. Beginners are welcome throughout the season; no previous experience, licence or equipment is required.
