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Browse current karting industry vacancies by category, employer, location and role type.
Hospitality & Event Management
Customer Service Operative- Group Session
TeamSport
Stockton
Part time
4 Oct 2026
Hospitality & Event Management
Customer Service Operative-121
TeamSport
Farnborough
Part time
29 Sep 2026
Driver Coaching & Instruction
Alternative Provision Instructor
TeamSport
High Wycombe
Full time
24 Sep 2026
Operations & Venue Management
Area Alternative Education Manager
TeamSport
Farnham
Full time
22 Sep 2026
Hospitality & Event Management
Front of House / Reception (Weekends)
Thruxton Kart Centre
Thruxton
8 Aug 2026
Karting jobs FAQ
Karting jobs cover circuit operations, track marshal roles, mechanic and technician jobs, customer service, food and beverage, sales, marketing, event support and venue management.
Not always. Many entry-level karting jobs provide training, especially track marshal, front-of-house, hospitality and customer service roles. Mechanical, race control and management positions are more likely to ask for relevant experience.
Use the job search filters to browse vacancies by location, employer, category and job type. New roles are added as karting venues, teams and operators publish or advertise positions.
Kart mechanic roles usually value practical mechanical knowledge, workshop experience and confidence maintaining engines, brakes, chassis and safety equipment. Formal motorsport or automotive qualifications can help, but hands-on experience is often just as important.
Yes. Karting venues often need part-time, weekend, seasonal and casual staff, especially during school holidays, evenings, race events and busy booking periods.
Pay varies by role, venue and location. Entry-level venue jobs are often hourly, while mechanics, managers, race directors and specialist roles may offer higher hourly rates or annual salaries.
Show enthusiasm for karting, reliability around safety procedures and strong customer service skills. For technical roles, highlight hands-on mechanical work, race team experience, volunteering or relevant training.
Yes. Karting employers also need people with hospitality, retail, operations, marketing, administration, sales and customer service experience. A motorsport background can help, but it is not required for many roles.