I was deeply honoured to be invited by PheonIQ We Racing to cover the iconic British 24Hr Race at Teesside Autodrome on behalf of Rising Talent Academy. Join me for an inside look at a whirlwind 24 hours of non-stop action, mechanical setbacks, late-night pit wall banter, and true endurance grit at one of the biggest, most chaotic karting events in the world!

Photo Credit to PheonIQ We Racing / MCW Photography

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