
In Genk, in Limburg, Karting Genk is one of the largest open-air karting circuits in Belgium, with two layouts, one of about five hundred and fifty metres and the other of one thousand three hundred and sixty metres. You drive petrol karts, hire SODI RT10s and Formula Hondas, and access is open to children from one metre twenty-five. The track suits an impromptu race as much as real timed events.
The venue cultivates a real racing culture: endurance races of four to six hours, sprints, live timing and an online availability calendar. The site claims to have seen future champions take to the track, and offers storage for personal karts for equipped drivers. Families, schools, companies and youth clubs find suitable packages, with a catering area and meeting rooms.
Genk is a town born of the mining industry, whose Winterslag colliery has been turned into C-Mine, a cultural and creative hub emblematic of the Limburg reconversion. The municipality borders the Hoge Kempen national park, the first in Belgium, a vast expanse of heath and pine woods. Karting Genk holds a reference spot in regional motorsport, a short way from the Netherlands and the main routes of Limburg. You book your slot online, and the venue draws drivers chasing a lap time as much as groups out to learn the ropes on one of the two layouts, all year round.
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Saturday slots fill up fast, especially during school holidays.
Helmet and hairnet provided
The circuit provides the helmet and hygiene cap. No need to bring your own.
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Karting de Genk is an outdoor circuit in Genk. More speed on generally longer layouts, but the weather plays a part: best avoided in heavy rain or frost.
At Karting de Genk, bookings go through the phone at +32 89 65 81 82. Recommended especially on weekends and during school holidays. Weekday daytimes, you can often turn up without booking.
Yes, Karting de Genk runs sessions suited to children. Check the pricing section above or call the circuit at +32 89 65 81 82 to confirm the minimum ages and heights, plus availability of karts adapted to younger drivers.
The minimum age at Karting de Genk isn't stated on Kart-Map yet. Most European circuits accept drivers from 7 to 10 years old depending on the kart type. Call the circuit at +32 89 65 81 82 to confirm.
The equipment provided at Karting de Genk isn't detailed on Kart-Map yet. Most circuits lend at least a helmet, disposable head sock and race suit. Call the circuit at +32 89 65 81 82 for the exact list. Either way: come in closed shoes.
To check access and parking conditions at Karting de Genk, call the circuit directly at +32 89 65 81 82.