MojeMotokáry Ostrava

In Ostrava, in the north-east of Czechia, the MojeMotokáry Ostrava lays out an outdoor track of over six hundred metres, up to six metres wide, on an asphalt surface. Presented as one of the longest layouts in Moravia, the circuit strings together technical corners, a tunnel section and straights suited to overtaking. People drive petrol karts there from the Czech manufacturer MS Kart, suited to every driving level.

Children take the wheel of dedicated karts from the age of six, with standard models advised from ten. Digital timing records every lap and its ranking, and a loyalty card offers the tenth session. Open all year depending on the weather, with a high season from April to October, the site lends itself to individual sessions as well as group rentals and corporate events, with catering and a terrace.

Ostrava, the country's third city, is a former industrial and mining city whose Dolní Vítkovice site, blast furnaces turned into a cultural venue, bears witness to its steelmaking past. At the gates of the Beskydy mountains and close to the Polish border, the region blends industrial heritage and nature. At the heart of Moravia-Silesia, the MojeMotokáry Ostrava adds a dose of open-air motorsport.