One track in County Durham runs team building events. The appeal is that karting is a genuine leveller: seniority stops mattering the moment the lights go out.
The thing that catches groups out. Below the minimum you either pay for absent drivers or book an open session instead.
Gateshead, Tyne and Wear
BattleKart Gateshead is an indoor electric karting venue on Delta Bank Road, across the road from the Metrocentre and about ten minutes' drive from Newcastle city centre.
Price not published
Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear
TeamSport Newcastle is an indoor electric karting venue at Armstrong Works on Scotswood Road, about two miles west of the city centre. It has two tracks: a 500-metre multi-level main circuit with 12 corners and a 200-metre starter track.
Price not published
Stockton-on-Tees, Teesside
TeamSport Stockton is an indoor karting track on Portrack Lane in Stockton-on-Tees. The 500 m circuit is built over more than one level and has fourteen corners, many of them tight.
Price not published
Middlesbrough, Teesside
Teesside Motorsports at South Bank Road in Middlesbrough claims the world's longest kart circuit, and it has grown into a multipurpose venue rather than just a kart track. Mondays and Tuesdays are given over to car and bike testing and track days, with karting running Wednesday to Sunday.
Drivers share a kart and swap over across an hour or more. Far better for building a team than everyone racing individually, and often cheaper per head because it is priced per kart.
Most operators take card on the day. Fewer will invoice a company on thirty days, and it is worth asking before you commit.
Meeting or dining space on site turns half a day into a full one and saves moving everybody twice.
Height, weight or medical limits will rule someone out. Sites with a simulator or a second activity handle that gracefully.