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Chris has over 3 decades of racing experience, starting
as a teenager racing at Heysham Head near Morecambe.
It was a small track with a big reputation. The class
to be in back then was the 210cc villiers, Heysham used
to attract entries in the hundreds for the 210 class
alone, often needing a E final. Chris stayed racing
at club level on the short circuits until he was old
enough to race on the long circuits racing at famous
circuits like Silverstone, Cadwell Park etc.
Chris entered selected long circuit meetings in the
first few years then In 1993 he began to take his racing
more seriously and decided to follow the long circuit
210cc British championship held over nine rounds, the
UK cup also known as the O plate held over four rounds,
the cadwell kart club championship and the central kart
club championship, this proved to be an excellent year
taking the win in each championship.
In 1994 he also had a very good year although he didn't
manage to win the British title, he did manage to retain
the O plate title. 1995 saw him step up to the 250cc
class, he led the championship for most of the season
but an accident at a Three Sisters club meeting left
Chris with several broken ribs which hindered his performance
a week later for the last round of the championship,
eventually losing the championship by just one point.
1996 was another successful year in the 250cc class
managing to secure a 3rd place in the British Title.
1997 promised to be an big year for Chris as he had
secured substantial sponsorship from TVR where he was
employed at the time, however while racing at Oulton
Park in September he was involved in a horrendous accident
leaving him with a broken back, punctured lung, broken
collar bone and several broken ribs. As you can imagine
this stopped his racing for a while.
Since the accident he has raced at selected meetings
to keep a 'hands on approach' to racing, securing a
3rd place in the 2002 250cc British Kart GP.
Chris also managed several wins in the Darley Moor in
long Circuit kart racing championship. Since the accident
he set up in business and has significantly invested
in a dynojet rolling road, designed and developed a
class one chassis suitable for Rotax Max / Formula Blue etc and also
junior / 125 gearbox.
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Chris Cattermole (No. 14) leads the pack at Darley Moor
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