F1 Karting

F1 Karting operates in Hastings, East Sussex, on the south-east English coast, 100 km south-east of London and 35 km east of Brighton. The site stands as a local karting venue for drivers from Hastings, Bexhill, Battle, and the surrounding East Sussex coastline.

Karting open to amateur drivers and local groups, with a safety briefing and supervision throughout the session. Short-format sessions suit birthday bookings, stag and hen parties, and corporate team-building. The site serves a wide tourist catchment across the south-east coast, busy in summer with visitors to the beaches and the 1066 Country historic sites. Bookings through local channels.

Hastings stands at the heart of the 1066 narrative (William the Conqueror's victory over Harold II). Battle Abbey 1066 lies 10 km north-west (the battlefield itself, with the abbey founded by William as a memorial). Hastings Castle Norman ruins 1067 on West Hill. Hastings Old Town gathers the Net Shops (the historic black fishermen's huts) and The Stade beach. Hastings Pier 1872, rebuilt 2016 to a Stirling Prize design. Bexhill-on-Sea with the De La Warr Pavilion 1935 modernist landmark. Rye Cinque Ports walled medieval town 20 km east. South Downs National Park 2010 25 km north-west. Beachy Head and the Seven Sisters 30 km west. 1066 Country trail. Eastbourne Victorian seaside town 25 km west.