Ten-year-old rider Ethan Sparks hit speeds of 90mph on his way to winning the Junior Lord of Lydden.

Canterbury racer Tom Ward has been crowned “Lord of Lydden” after enjoying success at the Lydden Hill circuit.

Tributes have been paid to a motorsport legend who died after the bike he was riding was involved in a collision with a car on the A21.

British Touring Car Championship star Jake Hill wants to return to the series next year after fighting for the overall crown for the first time.

Young Maria Ruberto clinched another karting title on the weekend of her eighth birthday.

A ‘beyond delighted’ Jake Hill celebrated a magnificent win last weekend, during the 78th Member’s Meeting at Goodwood.

Folkestone rider Jack Nixon held his nerve to grab a national title in dramatic fashion.

The Ginetta GT Academy final round takes place this weekend - but Deal's Toby Trice has already wrapped up the Championship and is planning ahead.

Teenage racing driver Tom Ovenden is targeting next year's Mini Challenge Trophy title after claiming a dramatic maiden victory.

He’s not quite old enough to drive on the roads yet but teenager Loui Hounsell already knows how to get moving round the track.

Kent racing drivers starred during last weekend’s Goodwood Revival in West Sussex.

Chatham teenager George Elmore has won the 2021 Circuit Powerboat Association GT30 British Championship gold medal.

Seven-year-old Maria Ruberto dominated the penultimate round of her electric karting championship.

Finn Smart-Weeden hit new heights at Silverstone - thanks to some brave overtaking.

It was a disappointing weekend for Faversham’s Finn Smart-Weeden at Snetterton.

Bosses at Brands Hatch are looking for a new circuit manager - 13 years since the "demanding but rewarding" position was last open.

Kent team Jota Sport faces a race against time to repair its McLaren after a dramatic crash at Brands Hatch saw its car clear the barriers.

A trio of class wins extended Toby Trice’s lead in the Ginetta GT Academy.

Mike Conway finally clinched a Le Mans 24 hours victory at the weekend and admitted to “crying like a little girl” following his team’s success.

Finn Smart-Weeden improved his position in the British Junior SuperSport Championship but knows there’s more to come.