If you’re a speed enthusiast and can’t wait for the F1 Grand Prix race every September, Singapore has a year-round solution to satisfy your need for speed. Check out these top places for go-kart racing in the Lion City, offering both indoor and outdoor tracks, including a kid-friendly option. These venues have everything you need to turn your racing dreams into reality.
Before you rev up those engines and unleash your inner racer, it’s crucial to familiarize yourself with the rules and regulations to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience on the track. Here are some essential tips and safety guidelines:
1. Dress Code Matters: Leave those slippers at home! Proper attire is crucial, and open-toed shoes or slippers are a big no-no. Opt for closed-toe shoes for maximum safety.
2. Minimal Accessories: Keep it simple. Excessive accessories can interfere with your driving, so it’s best to leave them behind.
3. Balaclava for Enhanced Hygiene and Protection: To safeguard yourself from noxious fumes and airborne particles, bring (or purchase one on-site) and use a balaclava. This modest accessory not only enhances your comfort but also contributes to your overall safety and hygiene.
4. Height Limit Awareness: Most go-kart places have height and/or age restrictions, so make sure to check the requirements in advance, especially if you plan to bring the little ones along.
Now that you’re armed with these tips and safety precautions, you’re all set to hit the track and experience the thrill of go-kart racing in Singapore. So, buckle up, put on your helmet, and get ready for an unforgettable ride!
Whether rain or shine, you can still have your go-kart fun at HyperDrive. HyperDrive is not just a place; it’s a thrilling experience with a fleet of 36 eco-friendly electric go-karts. Race side by side with up to 12 karts, reaching speeds up to 50km/h for the ultimate adrenaline rush. Both kids and adults will love speeding up and down the track, and navigating the 14 thrilling turns. Take note that kids can also join parents in dual cars to race down together!
Age and height requirements for HyperDrive:
HyperDrive, 54 Palawan Beach Walk, Singapore 098233, +65 6277 7091, www.thepalawansentosa.com/hyperdrive
For the most realistic go-kart experience in Singapore, head down to KF1 @ Expo, also known as the longest go-kart track at 750m. Race against the clock to try complete it within a minute, with prices starting from SG$28 for a 10 minute ride. Take note that they kids will have to be 1.4m tall to join in the racing, and additionally, they only allow walk-ins.
KF1@Expo, 1 Expo Dr, Carpark H, Singapore 486150, kf1karting.com/pages/kf1expo
Speed chasers and high adrenaline enthusiasts can check out the 960m long track with 18 turns at KF1 Karting Circuit in Kranji. Choose between two karts, that either go at 30km/hr or 50km/hr, depending on your preference. While the track is outdoors, the karts are also safe to drive under rain as well.
KF1 Karting Circuit, 1 Turf Club Avenue, Singapore 738078,+65 6891 1191, kf1karting.com
Take family-friendly fun to the next level at The Karting Arena at Jurong, as they can accommodate large groups of up to 15 pax. Have some friendly competition by teaming up and taking on the double-seater go-karts on the 700m circuit , which will come in handy as well for kids and parents. Just make sure that your little one is at least 1.4m tall!
The Karting Arena, 511 Upper Jurong Rd, Block B, Singapore 638366, thekartingarena.com
An attraction that is go-kart without many realising is the Skyline Luge at Sentosa in between Imbiah Lookout and Siloso Beach. There are 4 race tracks for both kids and adults, each with different themes and all filled with exciting turns and slopes. Make sure to enjoy the view before you make your descend down. Price start from SG$29 for two rides per person.
Skyline Luge, 45 Siloso Beach Walk, Singapore 099003, +65 6274 0472, www.skylineluge.com
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