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Endurance racing is by far the most popular event at Stretton 2000. Since the circuit opened we have enjoyed many close races between teams of all sizes and raced in all conditions. Guests run in teams (size depends on size of overall group) and battle it out on track for the victory. The team with the most laps at the end of the race wins. Simple! |
The length of the race also depends on the overall number of people taking part in the event. So for example; a race with teams of two may take 50 minutes. We can have races with as many as 10 karts on track, so the action is plentyfull! If the number of guests dictates that we have more people in each team, the overall race length increases, so the amount of time each driver will get remains the same.
 Endurance races at Stretton 2000 are normally decided by the close racing on track, but with the added dimension of penalties. Each team is fighting to clock up the most laps by the end of the race, so consistency is the key! For each time a rule is broken, laps are deducted. This will lead to close finishes and surprise results. All laps are counted on our computer system and each lap time is recorded to be analysed later on. |
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