THE TRACK
The track is approved by ACI Sport and runs for about 800 metres, with the main straight 10 metres wide and the rest of the circuit 8 metres wide. The whole site is floodlit, so sports fans, tourists, families, schools, companies, young and not-so-young can feel the thrill of driving a little racing machine, or train with their own kart, at any time of day. Friends and family waiting for you can relax in the bar area, under the gazebos or on sun loungers.
TRACK FACTS
7 left · 3 right
Our fleet
OUR KARTS
RT8 Sodi
The track has RT8 go-karts, Sodi's top-of-the-range model, with a 270 cc, 9 hp Honda four-stroke engine. Modern design, top safety thanks to the patented system, and adjustable seats and pedals to fit every driver. On track it gives control, easy handling and instant fun. It has a power cut-off system to prevent mistakes when braking and accelerating. In short: advanced technology, safety and uncompromising performance.
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Centurion Mini CRG
For younger drivers, the track has Centurion Mini (CRG) go-karts, with a 120 cc, 3.5 hp Honda four-stroke engine. Built for children aged 7 to 12, they focus on safety and control: integrated seat, roll bar, 4-point harnesses, adjustable pedals and impact-absorbing bumpers. They also have the power cut-off system to prevent mix-ups between brake and throttle. On track? Plenty of fun, without unnecessary risks.
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SODI 2DRIVE
For customers who want to have fun together, the track offers the Biposto SODI 2DRIVE two-seater go-kart, powered by a 270 cc, 9 hp Honda four-stroke engine.
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The rules
FLAGS
During an event, officials need to communicate with the drivers who are racing. Messages are sent with signal flags, each with a specific meaning that drivers must know. The signals used by race officials during events are those set out in the International Sporting Code.
ITALIAN TRICOLOUR
Start. The race starts when the Race Director lowers the Italian tricolour flag.
GREEN
Marks the start of a practice, qualifying or race session. The track is clear and you can go at racing speed.
YELLOW
Danger. No overtaking. Slow down and be ready to steer or brake hard to avoid the obstacle.
RED
The session or race is stopped immediately. All drivers must return to the pits at reduced speed, following the officials' instructions.
CHEQUERED
End of the race or timed session for all drivers. It is waved as the leader crosses the line.
BLUE
The driver is about to be lapped. They must let the faster driver through straight away, without holding them up.
BLUE / ST ANDREW'S CROSS
The lapped driver must return to the pits immediately. Used when the gap to the leader is so large that retirement from the race is necessary.
BLACK
The driver whose number is shown must return to the pits immediately. Their driving has been judged dangerous or against the rules.
WHITE
There is a slow vehicle on track (ambulance, recovery crane). Take extra care.
BLACK / ORANGE DISC
The kart of the driver whose number is shown has a mechanical problem. Return to the pits immediately without getting in the way of other competitors.
YELLOW / RED STRIPES
Slippery track surface (oil, water, dirt). Slow down and increase your safety distance in that area.
BLACK / WHITE
Warning for unsporting behaviour to the driver shown. If the behaviour continues, the driver will be disqualified.