Closed Circuit Racing
Speed. Precision. Performance. Closed Circuit Racing is a high-intensity, asphalt-based motorcycle sport where riders compete on closed tracks designed for controlled, competitive racing. With sharp turns, straights, and strict technical standards, the discipline demands precision riding, machine control, and peak physical conditioning.
MSFK is actively developing a national circuit racing structure aligned with FIM Africa's Road Racing Commission standards, offering Kenyan riders a pathway from local competition to continental racing.
How Circuit Racing Works
Circuit Racing involves motorcycles racing on paved, looped tracks with predefined layouts. Events are run in laps and governed by strict rules around bike specifications, gear, and conduct. Unlike off-road disciplines, Circuit Racing emphasises speed and braking control, cornering technique, and tactical overtaking.
Tracks in Kenya include Jamhuri Park, with growing interest in establishing permanent tarmac circuits across major counties.
Download the official 2026 CCR SSRs governing all MSFK closed circuit racing events.
View RegulationsGet Involved in Circuit Racing
An MSFK competition licence is required to participate in all circuit racing events. Apply directly through MSFK.
Connect with an MSFK-licensed club to access track days, coaching, and race preparation support.
View upcoming circuit racing events and championship rounds on the MSFK events calendar.
