10 Best Go-Karting Tracks in Sydney: Indoor & Outdoor Circuits

Want the thrills and spills of Sydney’s best go-karting tracks? Don your race suit, strap on your helmet, and prepare for one of NSW’s most exhilarating days out. Whether you’re chasing an indoor electric race at Moore Park, an outdoor circuit at Eastern Creek, a family-friendly session in Bankstown, or a full-blown bucks party where bragging rights are absolutely on the line, Sydney has plenty of places to put your right foot down.

Go-kart racing has become an increasingly popular activity for families, mates, dates, corporate groups and anyone who still believes they could have made it in Formula 1 if life had gone slightly differently. From electric karts and two-level tracks to old-school outdoor circuits, we’ve rounded up the best go-karting in Sydney, including where to go, what to expect, and which track is right for your next four-wheel adventure.

Best Go-Karting Tracks in Sydney at a Glance

Highlights from our list include the following options:

• Our favourite go-karting track in Sydney overall: Hyper Karting
• For serious outdoor racing: Eastern Creek Karting
• For kids and families: Entertainment Park
• For the fastest go-karts: Picton Karting Track
• For a Mario Kart-style experience: BattleKart Sydney-Moore Park

Now you’ve read our favourites, let’s check out the complete list.

Sydney Go-Karting Tracks Compared

Venue	Where	Best For	Track Type
Hyper Karting	Moore Park	Best overall	Indoor electric
BattleKart Sydney-Moore Park	Moore Park	Game-style karting	Indoor electric / mixed reality
Eastern Creek Karting	Eastern Creek	Serious outdoor racing	Outdoor petrol
Luddenham Raceway	Luddenham	Outdoor groups	Outdoor petrol
Fastlane Karting Sydney	Minto	Parties and outdoor racing	Outdoor petrol
Picton Karting Track	Picton	High-speed karting	Outdoor petrol
Spitfire Paintball and Go-Karts	Concord West	Multi-activity days	Indoor karting
Entertainment Park	Bankstown	Kids and families	Indoor electric
Extreme Indoor Go Karting Sydney	Villawood	All-weather racing	Indoor petrol / electric junior karts
Indy 800 Kart Track	Wilberforce	Scenic outdoor racing	Outdoor petrol

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1. Hyper Karting

Price: from AUD$19-59 per person, per race (USE CODE: MANOFMANY for 10% off)

Hyper Karting is still the best go-kart track we’ve tested in Sydney. The venue made a name for itself by offering a conveniently located, fun-to-drive circuit in the heart of Sydney’s renowned Entertainment Quarter.

The company’s German-made RiMO electric karts are faster than petrol go-karts and hit their top speed much quicker, which means you can have as much fun but on a shorter course. The F1-style steering wheel displays driver live stats throughout the race, and there’s even a DRS button that lets you hit a higher top speed. You don’t have to be Michael Schumacher to compete because the 460m circuit is suitable for all ages and experience levels.

Address: Level 5 Car Park, 207 Park Rd S, Moore Park NSW 2021
Hours: Mon-Sun (9am-12am)
Phone: (02) 8311 4124

2. Eastern Creek Karting

Price: from AUD$30 per person

• 6HP Karts:
  • 1 x 10 Minute Session – $30
  • 2 x 10 Minute Sessions – $50
  • 3 x 10 Minute Sessions – $60
• 13HP Sodi Rt8 Karts:
  • 1 x 10 Minute Session – $45
  • 2 x 10 Minute Sessions – $70
  • 3 x 10 Minute Sessions – $100

Eastern Creek Karting (formerly Sydney Premier Karting) is built like a professional circuit because it is a professional circuit. Unlike so many karting tracks that try to slow you down, this track used the finest bitumen from Boral to construct one of the largest karting complexes in the country. They’re not messing around with slow karts either because they’re offering one of the most powerful and fastest karts in Australia, a 13HP Sodi Rt8 that has a top speed of more than 80km/h. They’re fitted with the grippiest tyres on the market for full g-force, unlike so many places that fit slippery tyres to slow you down.

Of course, you’ll want to bring your kids along, and they have slower 6HP Karts, Cadet Karts, 13HP Double Karts, Double Karts, and for the younger races.

Address: 50 Peter Brock Dr, Eastern Creek NSW 2766
Hours: Weds-Fri 2-10pm, Sat-Sun 8am-5pm
Phone: (02) 9672 7530

3. Luddenham Raceway

Price: from AUD$45 + $10 Race License (valid for 12-months)

• 1 x 10 Minute Session – $45
• 2 x 10 Minute Sessions – $70
• 3 x 10 Minute Sessions – $100

Great for adults and kids alike, Luddenham Raceway has both a Pro Circuit (for ages 15+) and a Rookie Circuit (for juniors aged 8-14 years). These outdoor tracks cater to varying skill and experience levels and provide great fun for the whole family. You can test your driving skills here with high-speed corners and elevated track sections. For pro drivers, they also offer the ultimate nighttime driving experience, complete with a spectacular array of LED lights.

Luddenham Raceway also has a Paintball area to combine your go-kart racing with extra action for the ultimate day out.

Address: 823/849 Luddenham Rd, Luddenham NSW 2745
Hours: Mon-Wed 10am-5pm, Thur-Fri & Sun 10am-6pm, Sat 9am-8pm
Phone: (02) 9834 2366

4. Fastlane Karting Sydney

Price: from AUD$37 per person

• 1 x 10 Minute Session – $37
• 2 x 10 Minute Sessions – $67
• 3 x 10 Minute Sessions – $92

Who doesn’t love a party? Fastlane Karting is more than just a Go Karting complex. With its themed events nights, outdoor firepit, and public viewing platform, you can get your mates together for a trackside beer. This go-kart track in Sydney has a reputation for racetrack parties after dark, and they can cater for the young’uns, too. They offer courses to inspire and inform youngsters (8-17 years). They’ll teach them all aspects of karting from fitness to driving skills and drills.

Address: 20 Swettenham Rd, Minto NSW 2566
Hours: Tue-Thur 2-10pm, Fri 2-11pm, Sat 9am-12am, Sun 10am-8pm
Phone: 0434 214 351

5. Picton Karting Track

Price: from AUD$45 per person (1x 10min race)

Powered by the Subaru 4-stroke engine, Picton’s karts are the epitome of high-end go-kart racing technology. Racing around nine corners and a nail-biting hairpin bend, you will feel exhilarated as you compete to be the first to finish this 640m track.

With an incredibly impressive range of karts and both outdoor Pro and Rookie tracks, Picton Karting boasts exceptionally maintained circuits for adults and junior racers. The pro race track is not for the faint-hearted and requires commitment and stamina from its drivers. On this circuit, you can bring your kart or jump in one of the popular 23HP R-Max two-stroke karts, fitted with an unrestricted Rotax Max racing engine with a max rpm of 14,000 and reach up to 110km/h.

For those who want to relive those breathtaking moments on the track, go-pros are also available for hire to take a digital copy of your unforgettable experience home.

Address: 200 Picton Rd, Maldon NSW 2571
Hours: Mon-Wed-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 9am-8pm, Sun 9am-6pm
Phone: (02) 4677 3330

6. Spitfire Paintball and Go-Karts

Price: from AUD$39 per person + $9 annual access pass

• 1 x 10 Minute Session – $39
• 2 x 10 Minute Session – $70
• 3 x 10 Minute Session – $90

Heralded as the best indoor go-kart racing tracks in Sydney, Spitfire Paintball and Go-Karts add a unique element to the thrill and excitement, including in-house paintball and laser tag arenas.

The focus here is on an all-around experience, with the ability to combine activities and tailor your event. Spitfire offers kids’ party packages for the little ones alongside exclusive track hire for Grand Prix-style events. But do not worry if you have forgotten to plan; they make it super easy to get your speed fix with their highly utilised option: “arrive and drive.”

With a focus on world-class technology, Spitfire impresses with state-of-the-art lap timing software and big-screen displays. It is also home to a host of full-motion racing car simulators, and for the competitive amongst you, it provides access to a unique Facebook App with lap timing software so you can challenge your mates.

Address: 212 George St, Concord West NSW 2138
Hours: Mon 11am-5pm, Tues & Thurs 11am-6pm, Weds 11am-9pm, Fri 11am-7pm, Sat 9am-7pm, Sun 10am-7pm
Phone: (02) 8765 0039

7. Entertainment Park

Price: from AUD$29.75 per person

• 1 x 10 Minute Session – $29.75
• 2 x 10 Minute Session – $51
• 3 x 10 Minute Session – $68

There is a new location in Sydney to test your racing skills. Entertainment Park in Bankstown is a new location for E-Karting, bowling, racing simulators, and parties. You can power through Sydney’s largest indoor e-karting race track in a fumeless race track experience with electrifying go-karts that reach up to 85km/h. So whether you race individually or with friends, you’re in for a ride to remember at Entertainment Park.

Address: 361 Milperra Rd, Bankstown NSW 2200
Hours: Mon-Sun 10am-10pm
Phone: (02) 9064 4001

8. Extreme Indoor Go Karting Sydney

Price: from AUD$40 per person + $10 license (valid for 12-months)

• 1 x 10 Minute Session – $40
• 2 x 10 Minute Session – $70
• 3 x 10 Minute Session – $90
• 4 x 10 Minute Session – $110

Extreme Indoor Go Karting Sydney truly stands out as one of the best go-karting tracks in Sydney, and here’s why: it’s incredibly versatile. This place has something for everyone, no matter your driving skills. They’ve got not just one but three awesome tracks with different difficulty levels and speed. If you’re up for some heart-pounding action, the Extreme Track is where you want to be. It’s a whopping 500 meters long and filled with hair-raising turns, making your adrenaline soar. And get this: you’ll be racing in supercharged Honda 9HP (270cc) Biz Karts that can reach up to 80 km/h.

They’ve also got a race format that mirrors real professional racing. Picture this: as the pros do, you start with qualifying sessions to determine your starting position. Then, you move on to heats and final races, battling with other karting enthusiasts for the top spot. If you’re a hardcore racer looking for the ultimate challenge, you’ve got to ask about their “Endurance Cup.” This is where things get intense. It’s a long-distance Le Mans-style experience that’ll test your stamina and teamwork. You’ll be making driver changes and hitting the pits for fuel stops—it’s a true test of will.

Address: 3/66 Christina Rd, Villawood NSW 2163
Hours: Mon-Thur 11am-10pm, Fri 11am-12am, Sat 10am-12am, Sun 10am-10pm
Phone: (02) 8764 8970

9. Indy 800 Kart Track

Price: from AUD$45 per person + $5 license (valid for 12-months)

• 1 x 10 Minute Session – $35
• 1 x 15 Minute Session – $45
• 2 x 10 Minute Session – $55
• 2 x 15 Minute Session – $75
• 3 x 15 Minute Session – $100
• 4 x 15 Minute Session – $120

Indy 800 Kart Track is an absolute legend among go-kart tracks in Sydney, earning a stellar reputation since its inception in 1997. It’s one of the longest tracks you’ll find in Sydney, stretching a whopping 800 meters. With a width of 8 meters, this track has everything a seasoned driver dreams of long straights, tricky ‘S’ bends, sweeping corners, and heart-pounding hairpins. Sure, it’s more demanding than your average circuit, but it is all the more rewarding when you overtake your buddy and claim victory.

Indy 800 Kart Track goes above and beyond by providing more than reasonable 6hp karts. As you zoom around the track, you’ll be treated to breathtaking views of the scenic Butterfly Farm along the Hawkesbury River. The thrilling karting experience and the stunning scenery will leave you in awe. And here’s a bonus: after your race, you can relax with a well-deserved beer. A top choice for group bookings, take in the picturesque views of the water and chat race strategy all afternoon long.

Address: Butterfly Farm, 446 Wilberforce Rd, Wilberforce NSW 2756
Hours: Mon & Thur-Sat 9:30am-5pm, Wed 9am-5pm, Sun 9am-5pm
Phone: (02) 4575 1265

10. BattleKart Sydney

Price: from AUD$19 per person

If regular go-karting is not quite chaotic enough for you, BattleKart Sydney-Moore Park takes the classic formula and drops it straight into a real-life video game. Think go-karts, projected tracks, power-ups and a healthy dose of friendly sabotage. It’s basically the closest you’ll get to Mario Kart in Sydney without having to explain to police why you’ve thrown a banana peel on Anzac Parade.

Located at Moore Park, BattleKart combines electric karting with interactive gaming, making it one of the most unique go-karting experiences in Sydney. Rather than simply chasing lap times, drivers compete in different game modes, which makes it a particularly good option for groups, birthdays, work events and anyone who prefers their motorsport with a side of ridiculous fun.

It’s also a smart pick if you’re looking for indoor go-karting near the Sydney CBD. You still get the convenience of the Entertainment Quarter location, but with a very different spin from a traditional circuit.

Address: 122 Lang Road, Moore Park NSW 2021
Hours: Mon-Wed 3-8pm, Thurs-Fri 12-8pm, Sat-Sun 8am-10pm
Phone: (02) 8311 4124

Is Go Karting Safe?

Go-karting is a fast-paced, adrenaline-fuelled activity, which is exactly why we love it. That said, no matter which track you choose, go-karting in Sydney is underpinned by strict rules and regulations to keep drivers safe, whether you’re a first-timer, a junior racer or the mate who treats every session like qualifying at Monaco.

• Strict rules and regulations: Sydney go-karting venues generally require a safety briefing before you race, along with clear rules around overtaking, contact and track behaviour.
• Safety-focused design: Go-karts are designed with safety in mind, with seatbelts, roll bars and speed-limited junior options available at many venues.
• Continuous supervision: Officials monitor drivers throughout the session and can slow or stop racing if someone decides to get a little too ambitious into turn one.
• Protective gear: Helmets and closed-toe shoes are generally required, while some venues also provide or require additional protective equipment.
• Age and height checks: Many tracks have minimum age and height requirements, especially for faster karts, so always check with the venue before booking.

Considerations Before Go-Karting in Sydney

Before going go-karting, there are several considerations to remember, especially when differentiating between kids and adults. Here’s a list of things to consider:

For Kids

• Age and Height Restrictions: Check the go-kart facility’s age and height requirements to ensure your child meets the criteria to participate.
• Safety Gear: Make sure your child wears appropriate safety gear, including a helmet, gloves, closed-toe shoes, and possibly a racing suit if provided by the facility.
• Supervision: Determine whether the facility requires adult supervision during the karting session and ensure there will be a responsible adult available if needed.
• Skill Level: Assess your child’s driving skills and choose a suitable karting track that offers options for different experience levels.
• Rules and Guidelines: Review the facility’s rules and guidelines with your child, emphasising the importance of following them to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

For Adults

• Age and License Requirements: Check if the go-kart facility has any age restrictions or requires a valid driver’s license for adult participants.
• Safety Gear: Similar to kids, adults should wear appropriate safety gear, including a helmet, gloves, closed-toe shoes, and possibly a racing suit if provided.
• Skill Level and Experience: Consider your driving skills and experience when choosing a karting track. Some facilities offer different kart and track options based on experience, allowing more experienced drivers to go faster.
• Rules and Guidelines: Familiarise yourself with the facility’s rules and guidelines, paying attention to any specific regulations for adult participants.
• Briefing and Training: Even if you have prior go-karting experience, it’s recommended to attend any briefing or training session provided by the facility to ensure you understand the track layout and safety protocols.
• Physical Fitness: Ensure you are physically fit and in good health to handle the physical demands of go-karting. If you have any medical conditions or concerns, consult with your doctor beforehand.
• Track Safety Measures: Prioritise safety by ensuring the go-kart facility has adequate safety measures in place, such as safety barriers, seatbelts, and well-maintained tracks.

Remember, these considerations may vary depending on the specific go-kart facility you visit, so it’s important to contact them directly for any additional guidelines or requirements.

How We Chose the Best Go-Karting Tracks in Sydney

To curate our list of the best go-karting tracks in Sydney, we relied on the expertise of our team of editors, who have over five years of experience covering go-kart content. Man of Many has had the opportunity to personally experience and test each of the racing tracks on this list, often with the help of our industry connections. Our evaluation considers three key factors: go-kart performance, track condition, and price point, ensuring a comprehensive rating. As a reputable recreational activity blog that knows a thing or two about having a fun time, we possess the necessary knowledge to discern the qualities that make a go-kart track truly exceptional.

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