Cap Karting

In Mer, in the Loir-et-Cher, the Cap Karting lays out one of the longest tracks in France, an outdoor layout of one thousand five hundred metres. You drive powerful karts there, three hundred and ninety cubic centimetre SR4s and Proto Max Rotax, on a circuit built for speed and endurance. The length of the layout leaves all the time to build up speed, string curves together and work on your lines, far from small urban tracks.

It is a real playground for anyone who loves driving for a long time and taking on the clock, from amateurs to seasoned drivers. The size of the circuit makes it a prized setting for endurance races and group events, where strategy and consistency count as much as pure speed. People come to drive alone, in a group or at a challenge among friends or colleagues.

Mer lies in the Loire Valley, a short way from the great castles of Chambord and Blois, on the edge of the Beauce plain. The region, listed as world heritage for its Loire landscapes, lends itself to fine trips. The Cap Karting adds a dose of motorsport on a large track there, at the heart of the Loire Valley.

The great length of the circuit makes it a prized playground for endurance races, where managing the pace counts as much as pure speed. The powerful karts and the fast layout appeal to drivers after thrills. At the heart of the Loire Valley, between the castles of Chambord and Blois and the Beauce plain, the Cap Karting fits easily into a discovery of this world-heritage region.