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Karting website, online store and race calendar · Client project

KartodroM: Karting website, online store and race calendar
Client
KartodroM
Our contribution
Business websiteOnline storeRace calendarProduct presentation

The project

Engine sales, spare parts, race series and getting started in karting belong together at KartodroM. The website needs to connect that scope clearly, from a first interest in the sport to buying a specific spare part.

The implementation

The website combines a distinctive karting identity with technical engine overviews, a race calendar, race-series information and news. Within the store, categories, part-number search, sorting and linked spare-parts catalogues support both browsing and targeted purchases.

Project highlights

  • Engine overviews with technical specifications and classes
  • Race calendar and race-series information
  • Getting-started guidance and news
  • Store with categories, part search and spare-parts catalogues
Visit website

Four ways to explore karting.

01 / 04 — Website

KartodroM: Website

A distinctive first impression.

KartodroM serves different visitors: parents and young drivers need guidance, active racers need series information, and experienced customers need a specific part. Each task has its own area in the navigation.

KartodroM: Store

From interest to the right part.

Categories and sorting support browsing. Customers who know a part number can search directly, while linked ROTAX catalogues help identify the item before continuing to its product page.

KartodroM: Engines

Compare the technical details.

The engine overview groups combustion and electric engines by model and class. Performance, age groups and technical features appear alongside each model, with a direct route to personal advice.

KartodroM: Race calendar

More than a business website.

The race calendar brings dates, venues and event status together. Dedicated RMC Germany and ROTAX E10 areas complement the overview; registration links to the external organiser system.

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