The Motorsport society returned to Teamsport Karting last week for another session of go-karting.
16 members of the society took part in a time trial event to see who could set the fastest time.
The session was split into two, 15-minute sessions where all members went out to see how fast they could go.
BUKC Captain Henry Jackson set the fastest lap of the first session with a time of 36.312 seconds.
After a short break, the group returned to the track to see if they could beat their previous lap times.
Session two saw several on-track accidents as drivers pushed hard to improve.
On this occasion, Fraser Glasby claimed the top spot with a time of 35.763 seconds.
During the event, Tom Bosford, 19, from Gill Street South, said: āIām very much enjoying it.
“The tracks a bit slipperier than last time, however,it’ss not affected it too much.
“Times are a bit slower, but I’m still having a good time.”
Alex Mace, 18, also of Gill Street South added: āIād absolutely recommend it to anyone interested in karting or anyone who just wants to give it a goā.
After the event,Ā society President Josh Barkby said the next event will be held next term and is open to anyone,
By Sam Phillips