GP Kart Concept

In Landes-le-Gaulois, in the Loir-et-Cher, the GP Kart Concept lays out an outdoor track of one thousand and ninety metres, in the countryside between Blois and Vendôme. The youngest can ride in a two-seater kart from the age of five, with an adult, and drive on their own from seven, which makes it an outing open to the whole family. The length of the layout leaves room to build up speed and string curves together.

The track opens from Wednesday to Sunday, from ten to seven, easy to fit a session on the asphalt into. People come to drive alone, as a family or among friends, in a rural setting away from the big cities. The open-air format and the size of the circuit suit a first taste as well as fans out to take on the clock.

Landes-le-Gaulois lies at the heart of the Loire Valley, a short way from Blois and its royal castle, one of the jewels of the Renaissance, and the Beauce plain. The region, listed as world heritage for its Loire landscapes, lends itself to fine trips. The GP Kart Concept adds a dose of open-air motorsport there, at the heart of the Loir-et-Cher.

The chance to ride in a two-seater from the age of five makes it a real cross-generational outing, where parents and children share the track. The length of the layout allows you to improve over the sessions. At the heart of the Loire Valley, between the castles of Blois and Chambord and the Beauce plain, the GP Kart Concept easily rounds out a day of discovery in the Loir-et-Cher.