DNH Racing

Thruxton 2Hr 🏁

New karts tested and approved!

The new Sodi karts were put to the test at Thruxton as DNH returned for a 2-hour endurance race, with six teams taking to the grid.

Speedy, better known as Murphy, took on the challenge solo and delivered an impressive drive. Combining strong pace with smart strategy throughout the race, he secured the overall victory!

In Kristensen’s Klub, Alistair was joined by Alex for his first outing with the team. Alex showed strong pace from the outset, and together with Alistair’s race strategy, the pair remained in contention throughout, narrowly missing out on a podium finish.

Completing the remaining top-ten positions were Rob and Chris of the Miles-Shelby Squad, sisters’ Imi and Annabelle representing the Iron Dames, and Matt and Dan in Senna’s Squadron. Imi and Annabelle suffered a puncture during the middle of the race that forced a kart change, but still fought on to the finish. Hawthorn’s Heroes saw Jeremy team up with Monty for his first appearance with DNH, bringing the most enthusiasm to the grid!

A great day of endurance racing and a positive first test for the new Sodi karts at Thruxton.

Silverstone 8Hr 🏁

Looking back, as we look forward!

As the team looks ahead to this weekend’s inaugural Silverstone 24-hour, we’re reflecting on the 8-hour race — the first team endurance race held at the new kart track.

DNH fielded 8 teams for the event, with strong performances across the grid and plenty of valuable experience gained along the way. Adapting quickly to a brand-new circuit and fresh endurance strategies, the weekend proved to be an important step in preparation for the 24-hour.

It was also a fantastic opportunity to introduce new team members to endurance racing and continue building strength throughout the team.

Now, all focus turns to the 3 teams competing this weekend!

Milton-Keynes 6H 🏁

DNH flexed their strength in depth!

At the start of the bank holiday weekend, 6 teams took to Milton-Keynes for a busy 6 Hour race with over 40 karts on track.

Alistair, James and Matt, delivered a standout drive for Senna’s Squadron, recovering from an early crash which put them in last place, to fighting back through the field and using safety karts to optimise strategy to finish in P2.

After their P3 at Tamworth, the DNH Dad’s backed it up with another top 5, while championship leaders’ Miles-Shelby Squad saw their lap lead slip away after an unexpected fuel leak led to them loosing 5 laps, leaving them in P5.

Harry, Josh and Henry in Hawthorne’s Heroes raced to P16, while the Iron Dames battled mechanical issues throughout with a kart 2 seconds off the pace and came home in P19. Watkins Glen, featuring newcomer Evie with Jeremy, Dave and Joel, kept it clean and enjoyed the race, finishing in P22.

A great start to the Bank Holiday weekend!

Teesside 4H 🏁

2 hours clockwise, 2 hours anti-clockwise!

The team travelled from Teesside to Middlesbrough to compete in a unique 4-hour endurance race, with changing conditions and two track layouts.

Chris and Georgina formed our most experienced duo in the Miles-Shelby Squad, however they had a tough start with engine issues in practice and qualifying, leaving them near the back of the grid. Despite this, Chris made a flying start, climbing from P18 to P6 on lap one and pushing up to P3 as the rain came in. Georgina brought it home in P6 after a solid final stint — a great recovery drive.

In Senna’s Squadron, Dan and Martyn faced a different challenge, with Dan learning the circuit for the first time across both layouts. Martyn qualified strongly in P3 and battled at the front early on, but recurring engine issues caused a breakdown and multiple laps lost. Dan handled tricky mixed conditions well in the middle stint, and Martyn finished strongly to secure P9 despite the setbacks.

Adam and Toby in Kristensen’s Klub impressed on their first outing at Teesside, qualifying P10 after quickly adapting to the track. A lap one incident set them back early, but they recovered well, with Toby driving a calm middle stint in difficult conditions. Adam took advantage of a drying track in the final stint to bring them home in P11 — a strong debut result.

Overall, a challenging but rewarding event, with solid performances across the team and a great way to round off a double-race weekend.

Daytona Tamworth 3Hr 🏁

DNH Dad’s First Podium!

2026 sees DNH Racing taking part in the Daytona Endurance Championship across Milton-Keynes, Sandown Park and Tamworth. Round 2 took place at Tamworth on the new circuit layout and, as a single-class race with no DMAX karts on track, required a shift to the usual strategy.

At the front, Murphy, Chris, Adam, Laurence, Georgina, and Rob set the pace throughout practice and qualifying. Murphy and Chris executed a strong race strategy to secure P1, continuing their championship charge. Rob and Adam in DNH Dad’s showcased a fast paced, consistent drive to secure a podium position. A well deserved first podium for the pairing.

Laurence, Paul, and James qualified Senna’s Squadron on pole in a closely fought qualifying session. Despite their strong pace, they narrowly missed out on the podium to the Dad’s, but still collected valuable championship points.

Henry and Josh took on their first endurance race as the youngest and lightest team on the grid, bringing the kart home in an impressive P6. Keep an eye out for this pairing in future races!

Our new driver for the weekend, Mike, teamed up with Matt to finish P8 — a great result, especially for drivers more accustomed to DMAX racing. Dan, Evie, Georgina and Katie all drove consistently around the new circuit layout to secure P10 and P12.

The remaining teams comprised of Max, Matt, Sean, Dylan, Nick and Toby battled ongoing kart issues throughout the qualifying and the race, holding back the true pace of these individuals. Despite this, they persevered to finish P14, P16, and P19 respectively, with several drivers experiencing Tamworth for the first time.

Overall, a thoroughly enjoyable day of racing with an outstanding result for DNH Dad’s!

3Hr Solo Endurance with Joel Reynolds, proving what’s possible 🏁

At the Daytona Sandown Park 3 Hour, one of our drivers, Joel Reynolds, took on something extraordinary.

Joel has cerebral palsy, a condition that affects movement and posture due to damage to the developing brain typically before or during birth. This impacts fine motor control, which in karting, makes the precise steering inputs, delicate throttle and brake modulation significantly harder. Every movement requires extra focus and physical effort that most drivers take for granted.

Growing up, Joel was told he may not be able to walk or drive, but he proved this wrong and completed an entire race day solo, from practise to qualifying and the race. He showed great pace throughout, and battled other teams for position. However, this wasn’t about the result. It was about showing that disability doesn’t define what you can accomplish behind the wheel.

Joel is an inspiration to everyone on our team, reminding us what determination really looks like.

Daytona Sandown Park 3Hr 🏁

Double podium to start the season in tricky conditions!

2026 sees DNH Racing taking part in the Daytona Endurance Championship across Milton-Keynes, Sandown Park and Tamworth. Round 1 at Sandown took place in tricky conditions, with heavy rain and surface water throughout the event.

At the front, Murphy, Chris, Sean and Alistair set the pace throughout practise, qualifying and the race. Some dramas mid-race with a penalty for Miles-Shelby Squad, heavily delayed pitstops and full course yellows added some jeopardy, but the boys persisted to make the perfect start to the championship with a 1-2 in the race. Lily and Zoe ran a solid race in the all-female Iron Dames coming home a strong P4, getting unlucky with traffic towards the end.

Imi qualified Hawthorn’s Heroes in P2, but an erroneous penalty call set them back heavily and they came across the line in P11. Hot off his first podium of the year at Thruxton the weekend before, Adam captained DNH Dad’s to P12 overall. New drivers to DNH included Dan, Nick and Ash (who paired with Georgina) to finish P13 and P14 respectively.

The happiest teams on the grid rounded out the top 20 with Dave and Jeremy in P17, and the youthful trio of Katie, James and Emilia in P18. Evie gained pace whilst learning a new track, which combined with Grace’s experience and reliability, brought them home in P19.

Overall, a fun and successful day with DNH fielding most of the females on the grid! Another of our drivers ran the entire event solo to prove his disability will never stop him…. watch this space to hear more!

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Milton Keynes Christmas 2.5 Hr 🏁🎄

The final race of the year saw us travel to Milton Keynes for a festive 2.5 Hour enduro. Six DNH teams, each named after one of Santa’s reindeer, raced in the event, complete with Christmas jumpers, Santa riding the safety kart, and plenty of dancing in the pitlane! It was Will, Jack, and Spencer’s first race with the team, making it a memorable day both on and off the circuit.

Qualifying was tricky, with rain beginning to fall as the karts headed out and the track only got wetter as the night went on from there. Two of our in-form wet weather drivers, Chris and Murphy, proved their worth once again. Chris putting it on pole by 0.5 seconds over Murphy on the last lap of the session. Murphy backed up the DNH 1-2 with a comfortable 0.7 seconds to the next none DNH kart. The result made even more impressive given the 21kg weight difference between the two drivers, proving that the rain is the greatest leveller!

Throughout the race all drivers delivered impressive wet-weather pace and consistency. DNH Cupid came home in P1 at the flag and DNH Rudolph rounded out the podium in P3. Jack was over the moon at making the podium at his first event with the team, even more impressive given both drivers in Rudolph were considerable heavier than everyone else on the podium!

Brighton Christmas 2Hr 🏁

Festive racing with strategic mayhem

Our first trip to Brighton Karting delivered a festive daytime‑into‑darkness enduro complete with Christmas jumpers and a chaotic twist... every team received two presents and two punishments to unleash on themselves or their competitors. From slowing karts for a lap to drive‑through penalties, karaoke and quiz challenges, unpredictability was guaranteed. Great teamwork was shown on track with a standout bump‑draft for 15 minutes between Georgina and Abi.

As the chequered flag fell, DNH Cupid brought home an excellent P2, while DNH Rudolph secured a strong P5, rounding off a fun and competitive debut at a brand‑new circuit for the team.

DNH Racing x Boldero Motorsport

We’re excited to announce our new partnership with Boldero Motorsport! 🤝
Our first race together will be the Buckmore Park 6 Hour, where we’ll be competing as teammates to chase a strong result.

We’re also welcoming new drivers to join our friendly, family-run team. If you’re passionate about racing and want to be part of our journey, let us know!