For Beginners

1

FIRST STEP

Try Karting on a Track

Before purchasing equipment or enrolling in a karting academy, we recommend trying karting at a recreational karting centre.

Karting Tracks for Leisure
2

SECOND STEP

Choose a Karting Academy

We recommend starting your karting training with licensed coaches at a karting academy.

View Academies Below
3

THIRD STEP

Get a Driver Licence

To participate in official LKF championships, every athlete must have an annual driver licence.

Get a Licence
4

FOURTH STEP

Register for a Competition

Once you have a licence and have completed a few training sessions, you can register for LKF Championship rounds.

Register
5

FIFTH STEP

Compete and Improve

LKF championships consist of 3–6 rounds per season, held at different karting tracks across Lithuania. Regular participation is the best way to improve your skills and achieve better results in the sport.

BABY

5–7 years

The smallest kart, designed as an introduction to the sport.

MICRO · MINI · BRIGGS MINI

8–12 years

The first more competitive races and an introduction to higher speeds.

OK JUNIOR · OKNJ · BRIGGS JUNIOR

12–15 years

The main junior class and a starting point for a racing career.

OK · OKN · KZ2 · BRIGGS MASTER

15+ years

Full-speed karting, with KZ2 as the highest class.

KARTING ACADEMIES AND SCHOOLS

Baltic Karting Academy
Kaunas · For Children, Youth, and Adults
  • Training for beginners and advanced drivers
  • Individual and group training sessions
  • Preparation of athletes for LKF competitions
  • Training camps at different karting tracks
Kartlandas
Vilnius · Kaunas · Indoor Tracks for Beginners
  • Karting classes for children and young people
  • Driving fundamentals for complete beginners
  • Ideal for a first introduction to karting
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