Supakart

Supakart runs in Newport in South Wales. The 800-metre indoor and outdoor circuit is presented as the longest and fastest kart track in Wales and the West, with a figure-of-8 layout, banked bends, hairpins, and a flyover bridge across multiple levels.

800-metre multi-level track with a distinctive figure-of-8 layout, banked bends, tight hairpins, and a flyover bridge (overhead view). Racing speeds around 45 mph and an average lap time of 45 seconds. Sodi 200cc karts presented as fast and unrestricted for experienced drivers. Cadet sessions for ages 8-12: 20 minutes for £25. Adult sessions 60 minutes for £55 (with safety gear). Open race sessions of varying length 30-60 minutes. Format: Grand Prix events, birthdays, corporate events, stag and hen parties, and competitive formats. The family-run venue includes a heated and air-conditioned spectator balcony. Contact 01633 280 808.

Newport is the third-largest city in Wales on the Usk Estuary. Newport Transporter Bridge 1906 (one of the few transporter bridges still operating in the world). Tredegar House Charles II 17th century (the Morgan family seat). Caerleon Roman amphitheatre and baths Roman fort (the Roman fortress Isca Silurum, one of the three main fortresses of Roman Britannia). Cardiff Castle Norman and the Cardiff Bay Millennium Centre 20 km west. Caerphilly Castle Norman (the second-largest castle in the UK) 20 km west. Brecon Beacons National Park 1957 and Pen y Fan 886 m 35 km north-west. Big Pit National Coal Museum Blaenavon UNESCO 2000 (industrial Welsh landscape) 18 km north. Wye Valley AONB 25 km east. Tintern Abbey Cistercian ruins 1131 30 km east. Bristol 30 km east via the Severn Bridges.