Knockhill Racing Circuit

Knockhill Racing Circuit is Scotland's national motorsport centre at Dunfermline in Fife. The venue hosts the leading British motorsport championships, including the British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) and the British Superbike Championship (next at Knockhill 19-21 June 2026), and runs a purpose-built 500-metre kart track separate from the main racing circuit.

The outdoor kart track runs 500 metres on a purpose-built layout, separate from the main car/motorcycle circuit. Pro Karts run for adult drivers, and family and kids karting starts from 4 years old. The Kids Karting Club develops younger drivers. Karting sits as the entry-level experience inside the wider Knockhill complex alongside professional track days and driving courses. Online booking. Birthday bookings, group events, and corporate days run within Scotland's national motorsport setting.

Dunfermline was Scotland's historic capital until the 17th century. Dunfermline Abbey 1128 Norman (the burial site of King Robert the Bruce 1329). The Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum (the American philanthropist industrialist, born at Dunfermline in 1835). The Forth Bridges are the three iconic crossings of the Firth of Forth: Forth Bridge railway UNESCO 2015 (cantilever 1890), Forth Road Bridge 1964, Queensferry Crossing 2017. Edinburgh UNESCO 1995 (Old Town and New Town) 30 km south-east with Edinburgh Castle, the Royal Mile, Holyrood Palace, and Princes Street. Falkland Palace Stuart 16th century 25 km north-east. St Andrews historic golf town (the Old Course since 1552, the oldest golf course in the world) and the University of St Andrews 1413 50 km north-east. Cairngorms National Park 100 km north.