Nutts Corner Circuit

Nutts Corner Circuit runs on the former RAF Nutts Corner airfield site at Dundrod in County Antrim, Northern Ireland, 12 km north-west of Belfast and 6 km east of Belfast International Airport. The outdoor kart track occupies part of the former military airfield from WWII, now reborn for motorsport.

Outdoor karting only on the Nutts Corner circuit. The site takes groups from a handful of participants up to groups of 80 for corporate events and birthday bookings. Conference facilities and catering on site. Gift vouchers from £15. Race formats include sprint, endurance, owner driver, and championships, alongside public sessions. Bookings on 028 9082 5301.

Dundrod is a County Antrim village in the rural area north-west of Belfast. Nutts Corner was a 1939 RAF Coastal Command base in WWII and Belfast civilian airport 1946-1963 (until the adjacent Belfast International Airport opened). The Dundrod Circuit hosts the Ulster Grand Prix motorcycle event (UGP). Belfast 12 km south-east with Titanic Belfast 2012 (the RMS Titanic museum, one of Ireland's most visited museums), Stormont Parliament Buildings 1932, and Crumlin Road Gaol 1845. Antrim Coast and Glens AONB and the Nine Glens of Antrim further north-east. The Giant's Causeway UNESCO 1986 (40 000 basalt columns) 70 km north. Carrickfergus Castle Norman 1177 (the oldest castle in Ireland) 25 km east. Lough Neagh (the largest lake in the British Isles) 15 km south-west.