Indoor Kart Spielberg

In Spielberg, in Styria, the Indoor Kart lays out an adjustable indoor track of three hundred and fifty to four hundred and fifty metres depending on the configuration, four to six metres wide, on racing asphalt. The Sodi karts with Honda engines put out nine horsepower, five and a half for the children's models, and reach sixty-five kilometres an hour. The three-thousand-square-metre hall allows driving in all weather, up to ten karts on track.

Children are welcome from the age of eight and one metre thirty, and even from four with the small electric Mini Raze karts. The venue rounds out its offer with laser tag and darts, which makes it a varied outing for groups and birthdays. It is an address built for indoor action, summer and winter alike.

Spielberg is world-famous for its Red Bull Ring, the circuit that hosts the Austrian Formula 1 Grand Prix, in the Murtal valley. The region, between the hills and mountains of Styria, lives to the rhythm of motorsport. The Indoor Kart adds a dose of driving open to all, a stone's throw from one of the temples of racing in Europe. Between the adjustable asphalt track, the small electric karts for the very young and side activities such as laser tag and darts, the Indoor Kart speaks to the whole family, and its nearness to the Red Bull Ring makes it a natural stop for visitors there for a race weekend in the Murtal.