Nottingham Raceway Karting

Nottingham Raceway Karting runs at Upper Broughton in Nottinghamshire, 18 km south-east of Nottingham and close to the Leicestershire border. The outdoor track sits in the Vale of Belvoir countryside and serves the Nottingham-Loughborough-Melton Mowbray catchment.

Outdoor karting open to amateur drivers and local groups, with a safety briefing and full equipment provided. Short-format sessions suit birthday bookings, stag and hen parties, corporate team-building, and corporate events. The site serves the East Midlands tourist catchment, busy with visitors to the Vale of Belvoir (the pastoral lands of the ducal house of Rutland) and to Sherwood Forest. Bookings and detailed information on the official website or by phone.

Upper Broughton is a village in Nottinghamshire on the edge of the Vale of Belvoir. Belvoir Castle (the seat of the Dukes of Rutland from the 11th century, rebuilt by James Wyatt 1801-1830) 8 km south-east. The Belvoir Hunt traditional. Melton Mowbray (the UK's pork pie and Stilton cheese capital with PDO) 12 km south. Nottingham 18 km north-west with Nottingham Castle Norman and Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem (one of England's oldest historic inns from 1189). Wollaton Hall Elizabethan 1588. Sherwood Forest National Nature Reserve (the Robin Hood legend, the Major Oak tree at 800-1 100 years old) 25 km north. Newark Castle (where King John died in 1216) 25 km north-east. Loughborough and its university 12 km south-west. Lincoln Cathedral 50 km north-east.