Kartbahn Alemannenring

Kartbahn Alemannenring runs an outdoor layout that the management describes as a mix of fast curves and very technical sections, in Singen am Hohentwiel, in the Hegau region, 35 km north-west of Lake Constance. The name Alemannenring refers to the historic presence of the Alemannic tribes in the Hegau since the 4th century.

On site, a computer timing system follows the sessions and times live, and rental helmets are provided with hygienic head covers. The track opens Wednesday to Friday 5pm to 10pm, Saturday 11am to 11pm and Sunday 1pm to 8pm, with a JuniorTIME slot on Sunday 10am to 1pm for accompanied young drivers, with Monday and Tuesday closed. Children under 13 take a junior kart licence on site, and drivers under 18 need the written consent of their parents before the session.

Singen am Hohentwiel lies in the Hegau, 35 km north-west of Constance and 5 km north of the Untersee. The area unrolls the landscape of the extinct volcanoes of the Hegau, including the Hohentwiel, a 686 m basalt cone topped by one of Germany's largest fortress ruins. Constance, a medieval UNESCO-listed town spared by wars, is 35 km to the south-east with its Münster and the memory of the council of 1414-1418, the island of Mainau spreads its Bernadotte garden in the middle of the lake, the island of Reichenau and its Benedictine monastery are UNESCO-listed, and the Rhine Falls at Schaffhausen, the largest in central Europe, are 25 km to the south-west, in Switzerland.