These are links to drivers' websites that promote themselves using Sprocket Photography images and to other important and useful sites within the karting community
GazTek Karting (Gary Cooper)
D Papworth Motorsport -- Honda GX160/200 Tuning Parts
S.S.B Racing (Scott Bugner)
Rye House Prokarting / PFI ProKarts
Hoddesdon Kart Club (Rye House) / Hunts Kart Racing Club (Kimbolton)
Carver Barracks Kart Club (CBKC)
Daniel Nunn Racing
Danielis a graduate of the TopKatz karting school at Red Lodge and in his first and to some extent, experimental year of competitive on the tight and very competitive Junior Rotax grid at Red Lodge Club 2000. He attends Westbourne Sports College one of the many sponsors supporting him in the sporting ambition he has chosen and inished in second place in the Prokart Club Clubman championship at Red Lodge in 2009.
de Merc Chamber Choir
The de Merc chamber Choir, named after the Norman Barons who settled in the Harlow area after the 1066 invasion, a small amateur adult choir of up to 16 mixed voices specialising in exciting and unusual unaccompanied choral music to a very high standard.
Under its current Musical Director, Adrian Jolliffe, the choir has evolved into a specialist a cappella group with a very broad, innovative and mainly secular repertoire which is challenging and interesting to both singers and audience alike.
The choir is based in Harlow, Essex and gives concerts both locally and further afield in a wide variety of venues, equally at home singing classical music in a tiny village church, light jazz in a concert hall, easy listening at a garden party, or party pieces after a formal dinner, and of course, glorious traditional music for weddings.
Very Special Thanks to:
Dom and Rob Lowe for sowing the seeds of Sprocket Photography, to Danny and the Andersons for watering it, and to Jamie and Rob, Tim and Paul, Wayne and Michael, Alex and Lloyd, David and John, Chris, Azzy, Mic, and Mandy, and Ricky and Graham for dumping copious amounts of fertilizer on it month by month to make it grow into what it is today. Big thanks also to Carver Barracks Kart Club (RIP) and Red Lodge Karting for giving me the facilities to photograph so freely.