Races are scheduled every 10 minutes. Your time on track is about 6-8 minutes from sitting to standing. This includes getting seated, a warm up lap, your racing laps, and the cool down lap. Most drivers prefer to race in 2 or 3 races when they visit.

If you book a 2 or 3 race package online you will only need to pick the time for your first race, the computer will automatically book you into your second and third races. These races are run with a 20 minute break between your races for you to relax! Drivers find that this is the perfect amount of down time between races!

We do not have a dedicated kitchen, and do not serve food. We do offer vending machine snacks and Pepsi products. We also have a free filtered cold water station - but remember to bring your own bottle please! Unfortunately we do not have room in our lobby at this time for private catering. You are welcome to bring in food and non-alcoholic beverages. There are a number of restaurants and lounges nearby in the polo park area that we can refer you to as well.

The track is 27,500 square feet, and about 0.2km long. A great driver can run a lap on our current track configuration in about 21 seconds in our 50 kph karts, or 28 seconds in our 40kph karts.

Yes! Regular race and Race packages : these are the races that you would do as a walk-in customer or a booking that books for 1, 2 or 3 race package. These races are all run in qualifier format meaning that the winner of the race is the driver who sets the fastest laptime during the race. This is available as regular and private events. GP Race : The GP race is a private group event. It includes a warm up race, a qualifier race and a 10 minute double length feature race. The warm up and qualifier races are in the regular race format (above) where as the Feature race is in RACE format where drivers are gridded in their qualifying positions and have a rolling start. Results are based on the driver who covers the most laps. Enduro Race: The Enduro race event is a private event for up to 10 drivers. It starts with a regular race (qualifier), followed by the drivers doing a 30 minute feature race where they start in the order that they qualified and the winner is the driver who covers the most laps in 30 minutes. This is NOT for the faint of heart! 30 minutes of intense kart racing is not easy... even for seasoned veterans. There is a reason it is called an endurance race!