How to Enter Races at WSKC of Larkhall Circuit

You enter a WSKC race by going to the club's Enter Races page on wskc.co.uk, picking the round you want from the current series, and completing the entry for that round — for example, "Enter AUTUMN SERIES ROUND 2 HERE!" is a direct entry link on the club homepage. Before you enter, check the Race Calendar and the 2026 Championship Regulations so you know the date, the series, and the rules that apply to your class. Entry is aimed at club members racing owner/driver karts; if you are completely new to karting, the club's Start Karting route (Bambino Academy, taster sessions, ARKS tests) is the normal first step rather than a race entry.

What you need before entering

• A current WSKC membership. The site lists a 2026 Membership page and Membership Terms alongside the race entry pages, so membership is the baseline for racing with the club.
• The right licence/eligibility for your class. The club runs ARKS tests as part of its Start Karting pathway, and the Championship Regulations set out class and eligibility requirements — read these before you pay for an entry.
• A confirmed date and series. Use the Race Calendar to see what is running, then enter the specific round.
• A pit bay if you want one. Some rounds have a separate Pitbay Booker — this is a distinct booking from the race entry itself.

Step-by-step: entering a race

1. Open the Race Calendar. On wskc.co.uk, click "CLICK TO VIEW RACE CALENDAR" to see the season's dates and which series each round belongs to.
2. Choose your round. The club's series include the Spring Series (Rounds 1–4), Autumn Series, Winter Cup, Scottish Open, and championship rounds such as the Scottish Championship (S Plate) and ASKC A Plate.
3. Read the Championship Regulations for that year. The 2026 Championship Regulations page covers how the championship is run; make sure your kart and class fit before entering.
4. Go to the Enter Races page and select the round. Entry links are named by round — for example, "Enter AUTUMN SERIES ROUND 2 HERE!" and "Autumn Series Round 3" both appear as entry points.
5. Complete the entry form for that round. The site presents each round as its own entry item, so you enter round by round rather than signing up for a whole series in one go.
6. Book a pit bay if you need one. Use the Pitbay Booker linked next to the relevant round.
7. Confirm your entry and note the details. After entering, use the Official Noticeboard for any updates, and check Results and the Points Table after the meeting.

Checking results and standings afterwards

• Results pages are listed per round and per event (for example, Autumn Series RD1, Spring Series rounds, Winter Cup, Scottish Open).
• Points Table pages track championship standings by year — the 2026 Points Table sits alongside the 2025 and earlier tables.
• Official Noticeboard is where official notices for a meeting appear, so check it close to race day.

Common sticking points

• Entering the wrong round. Because each round has its own entry link, it is easy to enter Round 2 when you meant Round 3 — match the round name to the calendar date before submitting.
• Assuming the pit bay is included. The Pitbay Booker is a separate item; if you need a bay, book it as well as your entry.
• Skipping the regulations. Class rules, championship scoring, and eligibility sit in the Championship Regulations, not on the entry page — read them first to avoid an entry that does not fit your kart.
• New to karting entirely. Race entry assumes you can already drive and are a member. Beginners should start with the Bambino Kart Academy (ages 5–7), Bambino Events for academy graduates, "Lets Go Karting!" taster sessions, or an ARKS test, then move to race entries.

Quick reference

If you are unsure which series suits your experience level, the club describes itself as welcoming "all ages and experience levels," from novice to Club Champion, and runs its racing at Larkhall Circuit International — so the practical next step is to check the calendar, confirm your membership and class, then enter the round you want.