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At the Track
What are the main club racing classes and categories?
4-stroke LO206, 4-stroke Tillotson, 2-stroke KA 100, 2-stroke Rotax, TAG (Touch and Go), Shifter karts, Endurance racing
Age classes at minimum include
Kid Karts (5+), Masters (35+)
Is there mechanical support or go kart storage?
Garage or storage rentals are available, A full service shop serves members or all kart owners
What can spectators expect?
Covered seating or observation deck, Indoor viewing area, Indoor toilets
What's the food situation?
Snacks or beverages
What are the options for camping or lodging?
No accommodation (check for hotel discounts)
Dealer/retailer
Margay chassis
Overview
Details
Orlando Kart Center is a large racing facility operating on a first come, first-served basis. The track is .8 mile. The center hosts its own annual racing events in addition to national events. Check open hours weekly. Membership is not required for go kart owners to access the track. Club racing is available for kart owners. Go kart arrive and drive rentals are available to the public. Driver school or coaching is offered by the track or a 3rd party. This track may be rented for private events.
10724 Cosmonaut Blvd, Orlando, FL 32824
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