Mr Karting

About Mr Karting

Mr Karting is the go-karting operation at Adventure Sports, a large outdoor activity centre on Wedgnock Lane just outside Warwick. The 350m tarmac circuit is billed as the centrepiece of the site, and because it sits alongside axe throwing, paintball, clay shooting, quad trekking and laser tag it is a natural fit for group days out where not everyone wants to race the whole time. It is a proper club venue too, running its own sprint, endurance and team championships rather than just one-off sessions, and its 4.6-star Google rating reflects a loyal base of regulars as much as first-time visitors.

The Circuit

Don't let the 350m length fool you — this is a tight, twisty short circuit with very little breathing space on the straights, so overtaking tends to happen in the corners and consistency matters more than a single quick lap. Adults race 270cc TB Karts, four-stroke petrol machines that give the noise and mechanical feel petrol regulars prefer, while younger drivers use dedicated Cadet karts. Usefully, the karts can be speed-restricted to match a driver's ability, which keeps mixed-ability groups safe and competitive at the same time. The whole circuit is floodlit, so evening and winter racing is on the cards year-round.

Who Should Visit

This suits groups, families and anyone who wants karting as part of a wider activity day. Juniors can race from age 8 in Cadet karts (a minimum height of around 125cm applies), while the full-power adult karts are for drivers aged 14 and over — worth knowing if you are planning a mixed adult-and-child outing, as older teens step up before the usual 16+ threshold at some venues. Birthday parties, group races, tuition and a race school and kart club are all on offer, so it works equally for a casual first go and for someone who wants to start racing seriously.

Planning Your Visit

Mr Karting is at the Adventure Sports centre, Wedgnock Lane, Warwick — postcode CV35 7PX — with parking, changing facilities and cooked food on site, so you can easily combine karting with another activity or make a half-day of it. As an outdoor circuit it is floodlit for year-round use, and while sessions often run in the wet, it is worth a quick call if the forecast looks severe.

Pricing is mid-range for UK karting. Booking ahead is sensible, especially for weekends, parties and the championship rounds, and note that adult and junior sessions have different age and height rules — confirm the details, current rates and session times with the venue before you travel, as they vary through the year.

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