7 kart tracks in Birmingham and the West Midlands, with what a session costs, how long the track is and how young drivers can be. Ask any track about availability here, with no booking fee.
Coseley, Birmingham and the West Midlands
Cannon Raceway is an indoor petrol kart track on Cannon Business Park in Coseley, between Wolverhampton and Dudley and close to the M5 and M6. The 500-metre circuit has a flyover bridge, a banked corner and a hairpin that runs underneath the bridge.
Price not published
Stourbridge, Birmingham and the West Midlands
Full Throttle Raceway is an indoor karting venue on The Stourbridge Estate off Mill Race Lane in Stourbridge, a short drive from Dudley, Halesowen and Birmingham. Two separate tracks share the building, giving over 400 metres of circuit under one roof.
Walsall, Birmingham and the West Midlands
PMG Karting World is a multi-level indoor karting venue on Bloxwich Road in Walsall, West Midlands, which also offers axe throwing, interactive darts and laser tag.
Price not published
Oldbury, Birmingham and the West Midlands
TeamSport's Birmingham track is at Park Lane Industrial Estate in Oldbury, in Sandwell on the western edge of the city. At around 1,000 metres with 13 corners it is a long indoor circuit, laid out over more than one level with a lengthy elevated section; the operator describes it as the longest indoor karting track in the Midlands.
Price not published
Coventry, Birmingham and the West Midlands
An indoor TeamSport circuit on Curriers Close in the Charter Avenue industrial estate, Coventry. The track is about 500 metres long but has 18 corners, with changes of level along the way.
Price not published
Halesowen, Birmingham and the West Midlands
Teamworks Birmingham West is an indoor kart track on Dudley Road in Halesowen, between Birmingham city centre and the Black Country. It is part of the Teamworks Karting chain.
Price not published
Birmingham
Teamworks Birmingham City is an indoor electric karting venue on Fazeley Street in Digbeth, about ten minutes' walk from New Street station; the operator describes it as the only karting circuit in Birmingham city centre. The track has recently been resurfaced and the kart fleet replaced.
Price not published
The youngest age accepted anywhere in Birmingham and the West Midlands is 4 , at 2 of the 7 tracks. Height matters as much as age: most circuits also set a minimum of 130cm or 140cm, and a child who meets the age but not the height will be turned away at the gate. Each listing shows both.