TeamSport Nottingham

About TeamSport Nottingham

TeamSport Nottingham sits in Victoria Business Park at Netherfield, a few miles east of the city centre, and it is one of the group's electric venues rather than a petrol track. The 750-metre circuit is laid out as a flowing figure-of-eight with a flyover, so cars cross over themselves and there is a genuine sense of a big-track layout despite everything being under one roof. It holds a 4.5 rating from more than 2,000 Google reviews, which for a busy urban venue is a strong showing.

The Circuit

TeamSport counts 15 corners here, threaded around the flyover and underpass, with the straights long enough to make speed matter. The karts are Biz EcoVolt electric machines fitted with a boost button that gives a short burst of extra pace down the straights — TeamSport quotes up to 45mph. One quirk worth knowing: because the batteries are heavy, these karts scrub off speed badly if you slide them, so the quick way round is smooth and tidy rather than aggressive. That is what earns it the intermediate rating — approachable for a first go, but genuinely rewarding once you learn to carry momentum.

Who Should Visit

The electric fleet and the range of age categories make this a versatile family and group venue. Adults from 13 drive the full-power karts, cadets aged 8–12 get speed-limited versions, and there are even separate Mini Racer sessions for children as young as 4, plus Race Academy lessons for 8–15s who want to improve. No experience or gear is needed for a standard arrive-and-drive session.

It is also a natural fit for events. Stag and hen parties, birthdays and corporate team days are all well catered for, with options for exclusive hire, timed race formats and results. Being fully indoors and electric, it is clean, quiet enough to talk trackside, and never at the mercy of the weather.

Planning Your Visit

The venue is at Units 1–2, Victoria Business Park, Pintail Close, Netherfield, Nottingham NG4 2SG, with free on-site parking. By train, Netherfield and Carlton stations are each roughly a 20-minute walk, and buses including the 24, 44 and 50 run out from the city centre.

There is a bar and a food area on site — pizzas and the usual trackside menu — so supporters and non-racers have somewhere to settle while you drive.

Pricing is mid-range for UK karting and TeamSport regularly discount advance online bookings. Weekend, party and corporate slots book up, so reserve ahead and confirm current session times and prices with the venue before you travel.

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