How KartDirectory.Racing uses cookies and similar technologies, and how you can control optional uses.
Cookies and similar browser technologies help the website function, protect accounts, remember choices and—only where permitted—measure use or support marketing.
Non-essential technologies remain off until you make a choice through our consent controls.
A cookie is a small file stored by your browser. Similar technologies include local storage, pixels and software development kits. They can remember a session or preference and send information when you use a service.
These support functions you request, such as secure sessions, account authentication, fraud and CSRF protection, basket contents, checkout, load balancing and remembering your cookie choice. Consent is not normally required where the technology is strictly necessary, but we still explain its use.
These remember non-essential choices such as display or convenience settings. We request consent where the law requires it.
Analytics helps us understand visits, navigation and feature performance. It is useful to us but not essential to provide the website, so it is consent-controlled where required.
Marketing technologies may measure campaigns, limit repetition or personalise advertising. They are not loaded before the required consent. We do not describe a technology as necessary merely because it is commercially useful.
Maps, videos, CAPTCHA, payment, booking and social features may be supplied by third parties. A feature that can set non-essential technologies must remain blocked until the relevant choice. The production cookie inventory must name each provider, purpose and duration.
Before launch, replace this paragraph with the live cookie table generated from a production scan, including each cookie or storage key, provider, category, purpose and expiry. Re-scan after integrations change.
Use “Cookie settings” in the footer to accept, reject or change optional categories. Rejecting optional technologies must be as easy as accepting them. Browser controls can also delete or block storage, although necessary features may then stop working.
