Many aspects of karting are overseen by regulatory organisations. Find out who they are, what they do and how they might be able to help!

• ABkC - Association of British Kart Clubs
  The ABkC represents many of the kart clubs in the United Kingdom.
  
  Website: www.abkc.org.uk
  
  
• ARKS - Association of Racing Kart Schools
  ARKS is responsible for administering the compulsory ARKS test as well as regulating some of the UK's kart schools.
  
  Website: www.arks.co.uk
  
  
• BSA - British Superkart Association
  The BSA are a separate association that regulates the racing on Long Circuit. They run alongside the ABKC and work with the MSA running the MSA Long Circuit Kart Championship.
  
  Website: www.superkart.org.uk
  
  
• Kart Officials Club
  The Club's objective is to provide a collection of competent, effective and reliable marshals and other officials.
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• MSA - Motor Sports Association
  The Motor Sports Association are in overall control of all disciplines of motor sport in the UK.
  
  Motor Sports House
  Riverside Park
  Colnbrook
  Slough
  SL3 0HG
  Tel: 01753 681736   Fax: 01753 682938
  E-mail: kart@msauk.org
  Website: www.msauk.org
  
  
• NKA - National Karting Association
  The NKA was set up to promote national and international awareness of operators facilities and products, as well as protecting operators and offering advice and support on such issues as Safety, Training and the Environment.
  
  Website: www.nationalkarting.co.uk
  

• NKRA - National Kart Racing Association
  The National Kart Racing Association started life in 1992 and aims to provide the Club driver with a Championship that can be contested on a limited budget.
  
  Website: www.planetkarting.co.uk
  
  
• NatSKA - National Schools Karting Association
  NatSKA is a nationwide association which aims to increase the involvement of schools in karting. Race meetings are held throughout the country at all major racetracks.
  
  Website: www.natska.co.uk