Teesside Karting

Teesside Karting runs an outdoor karting circuit on Dormor Way (TS6 6XH) in South Bank, near Middlesbrough. Operated by Teesside Motorsports, the venue bills itself as the world's longest kart circuit, since developed into a multipurpose motorsport venue.

Outdoor karting circuit billed as the world's longest, developed into a multi-activity venue. Arrive-and-drive karting sessions and competition formats. The open-air layout allows long sessions and endurance races. Coaching and equipment provided. Birthday parties, corporate events and team building. Contact 01642 231117. Email [email protected].

South Bank and Middlesbrough sit in the Tees Valley, on the Tees estuary, in north-east England. Middlesbrough's Transporter Bridge (1911), a gondola-carrying transporter bridge, is one of the few still in service in the world. The town is an industrial cradle of steelmaking: the firm Dorman Long made the steel for the Sydney Harbour Bridge here. The explorer James Cook was born at Marton, now within Middlesbrough (Captain Cook Birthplace Museum). MIMA, the town-centre modern art museum. The Riverside Stadium, home of Middlesbrough FC. The North York Moors and their national park spread to the south. Roseberry Topping, an iconic conical hill, rises over these moors. The Bottle of Notes, a Claes Oldenburg sculpture (1993), marks Middlesbrough town centre. The Saltburn and Whitby coast to the east.