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1. 1ST 1st Winner The 8th Annual Charity Karting Challenge September 08th 2005

2. Could your team be the winners? 1st ???

3. The Agenda • 17:30 Arrival • 18:00 Driver Briefing • 18:15 Practice Session • 18:45 Race Start • 20:45 Race Finish • Awards Ceremony Who will it be???

4. Remember • Have fun, enjoy the race and may the best team win. • Current Champions - Burgee Boyz - 100 laps in 1hr 38mins 18 sec • Solanum Ltd (Russell Burgess Ltd) • Food and refreshment provided – available through the evening • Prizes for top 3 teams • Bottle of champagne if lap record for the Charity Karting is broken. Record is 53.32 seconds set by Pete’s Shandy Boyz (Weaver Wroot Certified Accountants) in 2002 • Sweepstake held for those who wish to participate – if all teams enter (£20.00 per team) there is £200.00 extra to the charity and £200.00 to the team with the winning ticket.

5. The Circuit and the directions: At 1000 metres, Kartsport’s circuit is one of the longest in the UK. Combining straights up to 300 metres long, and every type of corner imaginable with a tarmac track surface, Kartsport is a fully drained circuit and thus provides an all weather capability. Racing is offered in twin engine Honda Pro-Karts Kartsport is located at Brandon, Grantham, Lincs alongside the A1, just 5 minutes from the Marston turning, and only a short taxi ride from Grantham or Newark train station.

6. Important points: • All drivers must attend the briefing • Please wear trainers or similar flat soled shoes • Please ensure that you do not drink any alcohol before or • during the race meeting

7. Conditions: • Kartsport Ltd reserve the right to refuse admission to any • person to any circuit at which they are operating, and • furthermore reserve the right to cease providing racing or • instruction to any individual or group at any time, without giving • reason. Kartsport Ltd advise all clients that the consumption of • alcohol before and during race meetings is not permissible. • Kartsport Ltd will accept no responsibility for damage to or • loss of or theft of personal property. Users of the car parks • provided do so at their own risk.

8. The BHF is the leading heart health charity in the UK fighting the UK’s biggest killer through heart research, patient care and education • More than 270,000 heart attacks occur every year, and of these patients, about 43% die within 28 days of their heart attack. Of these deaths about 75% occur within 24 hours. The outcome for many patients can also mean long term cardiac illness – about 1.5 million people in the UK have angina and 760,000 people have heart failure

9. The aim of the BHF is to play a leading role in the fight against heart disease so that it is no longer a major cause of disability and premature death. • To allow the BHF do save and improve lives they need donations to continue their work. Since 1961 the BHF has been behind almost every significant success in the fight against heart disease • The BHF funds are channelled into four main areas:- • Research – Centres of excellence created in universities and hospitals across the UK. These are headed by BHF Professors. At any one time 1,200 research projects are undertaken across the UK looking into areas ranging from high blood pressure, pacemakers and artificial heart valves, preventing blood clots and treating defects in the hearts of unborn babies and improving bypass surgery

10. The BHF funds are channelled into four main areas continued… • Education and Information – The promotion of the importance of a health lifestyle to the public, health professionals and heart patients. The programmes aim to prevent the onset of heart disease in people of all ages, and to care for and support those disadvantaged by the disease • Patient Care – Through BHF nurses, cardiac rehabilitation programmes and heart support groups, the BHF helps patients from heart attacks or surgery back on the road to recovery • Medical Equipment – Life saving cardiac care equipment is provided for use in Hospitals and in the community • If you want more detail on the charity visit their website which is www.bhf.org.uk • Registered Charity Number 225971

11. History of the Event • 1988 £2,332.77 raised for SCOPE (for people with cerebral palsy) • 1999 £3,211.23 raised for the RNLI (Royal National Lifeboat Institution) • 2000 £3,732.42 raised for the RNLI (Royal National Lifeboat Institution) • 2001 £2,442.20 raised for the British Red Cross • 2002 £2,097.31 raised for St. Dunstans - (caring for blind • ex-service men and women) • 2003 £2,010.95 raised for the Starlight Childrens Foundation • 2004 £2,058.65 raised for Marie Curie Cancer Care • PLEASE SUPPORT US THIS YEAR FOR THE BRITISH HEART FOUNDATION THROUGH ENTERING A TEAM OR GIVING A DONATION. THANK YOU.

12. Some Previous Competitors Burgee Boys - Solanum Ltd (Russell Burgess Ltd) Wroot 66 - Weaver Wroot Certified Accountants G-Force - Grantham Fabrications Waskerley Racers, Jonen Jetters & Krazy Karters - Jonen shipping Admiral Voyagers - Admiral Asset Management Jordans Implants - Metclad Peak Express I - Peak Sensors Natwest Krazy Karters - National Westminster Bank Easyriders - GDM Lindex Ltd Bobs Builders - Nason Builders Thermal Flyers - Thermal Engineering

13. Some Previous Competitors Bingo Barons - Ritz Bingo Squirters 1& 2 - Grantham Fire Brigade The Three Muppeteers - Hedley Incorporated Ampthill Mob - EXP Limited Essex Boys - Tropical Shipping Skid Marks - Allam Marine The Blue Eagles - Haulfast Ltd Carmichael Cobra - Carmichael International JCB Flyers - JCB Sales Ltd ASC Metals Lincoln Ltd Two Way - Two Way Forwarding and Logistics

14. Some Previous Competitors The Brothers Grim – The McCallums The Three Virgins – British Virgin Islands Fire & Rescue Service Newfil – Newton Derry & Moore The Separators – Westfalia Separators WIDA Warriors – WIDA Group Limited Mad Max Three – Stuart Bennett T & L – Tilsley & Lovatt Ltd The Three Peakers – Richard Eldred The Three Tenors – Continental Contracts The Smart Boys – Lincoln Commercial IDP Darters – Ingersoll Dresser Pumps