Korsør Kart Klub

In Korsør, in the west of the island of Zealand, the Korsør Kart Klub keeps an open-air karting track, in a club setting. As is often the case in Danish karting clubs, the place is aimed above all at members and at drivers who practise the discipline regularly, rather than at mass-market hire. You drive in the open air, in a club-minded, sporting atmosphere carried by volunteers.

The club set-up gives the track a real racing culture: training, races among members and passing on driving to the youngest shape the life of the association. It is a setting built for those who want to drive often and improve, in the tradition of Danish amateur sport. It is best to check the access conditions and opening days in advance before coming.

Korsør sits on the western tip of Zealand, at the foot of the great Storebælt bridge that links the island to Funen across the Great Belt, one of the most impressive structures in Denmark. The town, turned towards the sea and the strait, keeps a harbour atmosphere. The Korsør Kart Klub keeps a local karting practice alive here, a landmark for enthusiasts of western Zealand looking for a track to drive regularly. For passing visitors, it is best to contact the club before coming, as access and hours depend on the life of the association and on training days rather than on a ticket desk open continuously.