Larkhall Circuit

Larkhall Circuit International sits in South Lanarkshire minutes from the M74 in Scotland. The 1 140-metre outdoor circuit is presented as Scotland's longest and premier karting venue, and has recently undergone a major refurbishment with a track extension and paddock renovation.

The outdoor track runs 1 140 metres with a top speed of 60 mph. Adult karts run 390cc Centurion Karts for drivers aged 14 and over. Junior and Family Karting take drivers from 7. An R-MAX option is also offered for higher-level competition. Equipment provided: suit, balaclava, helmet, gloves, and kart. Formats: Arrive & Drive 2 × 15 minutes, Group Race Packages from 8 drivers, owner practice days, and corporate experiences. The circuit hosts international competitions and British Championships. The Kart Republic café on site provides indoor and outdoor viewing areas. Online booking and gift vouchers with instant email delivery.

Larkhall is a town in South Lanarkshire south-east of Glasgow. Glasgow 25 km north-west with Glasgow Cathedral (12th-15th-century Gothic, one of the few Scottish cathedrals to survive the Reformation intact), Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, and Glasgow School of Art by Charles Rennie Mackintosh 1909. New Lanark UNESCO 2001 (Robert Owen's 1820 utopian industrial village) 25 km south. The Falls of Clyde nature reserve and waterfalls. Bothwell Castle 13th century (Norman ruins). Hamilton historic town with Hamilton Palace mausoleum. East Kilbride, Scotland's first new town 1947. Edinburgh UNESCO 1995 70 km east via the M8.