Yorkshire karting tracks compared
Ranked by circuit length, the one specification every venue publishes in the same terms. Length is not the whole story — a tight indoor circuit can be a better night out than a long flat one — so the "best for" column says what each venue is actually good at, and the table re-sorts on any column. Every venue here is listed free and none has paid for its position.
| # | Track | Where | Length | Min age | Type | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TeamSport Sheffield | Sheffield | 950m | 8+ | Indoor | Best for sheffield residents; 950m track. |
| 2 | Wombwell Karting | Barnsley | 865m | 6+ | Outdoor | Best for owner drivers and club racers; owner-driver only. |
| 3 | Hull Adventure | Hull | 650m | 8+ | Outdoor | Best for families and regular racers; weekly club nights. |
| 4 | TeamSport Bradford | Bradford | 580m | 8+ | Indoor | Best for bradford residents; best value. |
| 5 | TeamSport Leeds | Leeds | 580m | 8+ | Indoor | Best for leeds residents; yorkshire's longest indoor. |
| 6 | Parkwood Karting | Sheffield | 470m | 8+ | Outdoor | Best for groups and corporate events; 470m outdoor circuit. |
| 7 | GT Karting Leeds | Leeds | 420m | 8+ | Indoor | Best for groups and families; 420m dual-level circuit. |
| 8 | TeamSport Hull | Hull | 400m | 8+ | Indoor | Best for hull residents; best value in hull. |
| 9 | Teamworks Karting York | York | 400m | 4+ | Indoor | Best for families and young children; 400m circuit. |
| 10 | Avago Karting | Mexborough | — | 4+ | Indoor | Best for families and young children; bambino karting from age 4. |
| 11 | BattleKart Sheffield | Sheffield | — | — | Indoor | Best for groups and families; augmented-reality karting. |
| 12 | Gravity MAX Castleford | Castleford | — | — | Indoor | Best for groups and families; two-level indoor e-karting. |
| 13 | Tockwith Karting | York | — | — | Outdoor | Best for groups and corporate events; outdoor airfield circuit. |
Tap any column heading to re-sort. Lengths and minimum ages are as published by each venue; confirm before booking, especially for younger drivers.
Choosing between them
If you are booking for a group of mixed experience, the minimum age column matters more than the length: a circuit that takes eight-year-olds will usually run a cadet session a fifteen-year-old still enjoys. For a stag or a work day out, sort by length and start at the top.
Prices move with the day and the session type, so the quickest way to compare real numbers is one enquiry that several venues answer.
Common questions
Does a longer track mean a better session?
Not on its own. Longer circuits give higher top speeds and more overtaking room, which suits experienced drivers. Shorter indoor circuits are usually busier, cheaper and better for a first time or a younger group.
Indoor or outdoor?
Indoor runs whatever the weather and is almost always electric, so it is quieter and easier on clothes. Outdoor circuits are longer and faster, usually petrol, and worth planning around the forecast.
How much does a session cost?
Most arrive-and-drive sessions run between £25 and £45 per driver. Group and party packages are quoted per head and vary widely, which is why the enquiry form above sends one request to several venues at once.
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