Karting 51

In Cormontreuil, at the gates of Reims in the Marne, the Karting 51 lays out a covered track of three hundred metres, seven to nine metres wide, homologated by the French motorsport federation. Active since two thousand and two, the venue has become a benchmark for karting in the Reims area. The indoor layout lets you drive under cover, whatever the weather, on a surface designed for driving and lap times.

The site is not limited to karting: it also brings together a laser game arena, mini-motorbikes and a driving simulator, enough to put together a full outing on the spot. Birthdays, corporate team-building sessions and stag parties find a fitting setting there. People come to string laps together alone, as a family or in a group, in an atmosphere devoted to speed and racing among friends. The covered format lets you drive in the evening as well as in midwinter, sheltered from the cold and the rain, which makes it an easy outing to plan all year round. Beginners and regular drivers share the same track, with helmet and gear provided, after a safety briefing.

Cormontreuil borders Reims directly, a city of art and history crowned by its Notre-Dame cathedral, a Gothic masterpiece listed as world heritage. The city of the royal coronations and its wide avenues can be visited a few minutes away. South of the urban area, between hillsides and the Marne plain, the Karting 51 adds a dose of covered motorsport, open all year round in the Grand Est.