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A motorsport licence costs less than you think. The first step takes a weekend. We will show you the way in.
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It’s easier to start than you think
From local autotests to karting, there are ways to get involved this weekend without a team or a trailer.
You don’t need to be an expert
Friendly clubs and schools can help you learn the basics before you compete.
You don’t need to own a race car
Many routes let you begin with your road car, shared equipment or entry-level hire options.
There are beginner-friendly routes in
Karting, autotests, trials and local events are all built around accessible first steps.
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How much does it cost?
Starter routes vary by discipline, with many first steps costing less than people expect.
Do I need my own car?
Not always. Some entry routes use road cars, shared vehicles, hire options or karting equipment.
Do I need experience?
No. Clubs, schools and starter packs are designed to help newcomers understand what to do first.
What happens after I buy?
You will get guidance on the licence route, next steps and how to find your first event.
How do I find something near me?
Use the club, school and event finders to discover local opportunities across the UK.
Competitor Medical Quiz
Enter your age at the time of applying for or renewing your competition licence, then select your licence type.
You can also view the competition licence requirements.
Your result
Your medical requirements
If your licence or age is not covered, contact Member Services.
For this grade of licence you are required to provide:
- The medical self declaration within the application
- A vision test completed by an optician or doctor.
For this grade of licence you are required to provide:
- The medical self declaration within the application
- A vision test if you have not done so within the previous 36 months.
For this grade of licence you are required to provide:
- The medical self declaration within the application
- A doctor’s medical report, including a resting ECG, if you have not provided one since your 60th birthday.
- A vision test completed by an optician or doctor.
For this grade of licence you are required to provide:
- The medical self declaration within the application
- A doctor’s medical report, including a resting ECG, if you have not provided one since your 65th birthday.
- A vision test completed by an optician or doctor.
For this grade of licence you are required to provide:
- The medical self declaration within the application
- A doctor’s medical report, including a resting ECG, if you have not provided one since your 70th birthday.
- A vision test completed by an optician or doctor.
For this grade of licence you are required to provide:
- The medical self declaration within the application
- A doctor’s medical report, including a resting ECG, if you have not provided one since your 72nd birthday.
- A vision test completed by an optician or doctor.
For this grade of licence you are required to provide:
- The medical self declaration within the application
- A doctor’s medical report, including a resting ECG,is required annually following your 74th birthday.
- A vision test completed by an optician or doctor.
For this grade of licence you are only required to complete the medical self declaration within the application process.
For this grade of licence you are required to provide:
- The medical self declaration within the application
- A doctor’s medical report (valid for 12 months)
- A resting ECG (valid for 36 months)
- A vision test completed by an optician or doctor (valid for 12 months)
For this grade of licence you are required to provide:
- The medical self declaration within the application
- A doctor’s medical report including a resting ECG (valid for 12 months)
- A stress ECG (valid for 36 months)
- A vision test completed by an optician or doctor (valid for 12 months)
For this grade of licence you are required to provide:
- The medical self declaration within the application
- A doctor’s medical report (annually)
- A stress ECG (annually)
- A vision test completed by an optician or doctor (annually)
A medical, including vision test, and resting ECG is required. (Vision and medical valid for 12 months, ECG valid for 24 months)
A medical, including vision test, and stress ECG is required. (Vision and medical valid for 12 months, ECG valid for 24 months)
A medical, including vision test, and stress ECG is required at every application.
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