Aero Racing Kart Club, in collaboration with LaitseRallyPark and the Estonian Autosport Union, is launching an individual karting course suitable for both beginner kart enthusiasts and advanced athletes.

The course leader, Andre Soom, explained that the program will be tailored to the participant’s current knowledge, skills, and goals in the sport, with a maximum of five participants accepted. “The basic course includes driving both hobby and racing karts, as well as learning about the kart’s technical structure, setup, race rules, and addressing the mental and physical preparation of the kart driver,” said Soom. “Depending on the student’s previous knowledge, experience, and progress, the focus of the course can be adjusted.”

According to Soom, completing the course provides a solid foundation for pursuing various roles in karting. “This role may, but doesn’t have to, be as a driver. Racing is its own industry. There is always a need for judges, race engineers, coaches, mechanics, managers, parts suppliers, data analysts, and many others. After completing the course, participants will have an understanding of how karting structures work and can decide if they see a future in this field.”

The training will be held at LaitseRallyPark. The sessions will begin in April, and the course will conclude on June 22. For more details, you can check social media, email info@aeroracing.ee, or call 51 41 225. Registration: info@aeroracing.ee.