Superkarting Plzeň

In Plzeň-Lhota, in West Bohemia, the Superkarting lays out an outdoor track of one thousand two hundred and fifty metres, among the longest in the country, set out on a former military airfield. The fleet brings together twelve MS Kart karts powered by Honda 200GS engines, with automatic transmission and adjustable pedals to welcome the youngest drivers. The open layout makes it a fast circuit, in the open, cut out for speed.

An electronic timing system records the performances, and a safety briefing precedes each session, with hygiene covers available. The track suits beginners as well as experienced drivers out after the clock. Open from Wednesday to Sunday, with hours that follow nightfall, it lends itself to a sporting outing as a family or among friends, in the warm season, on a large open-air layout. The former airfield offers an open space cut out for a large fast layout, where you really build up speed on the straights, an asset that appeals to fans out after the clock as much as to beginners seeking air and space.

Plzeň is the main city of West Bohemia, marked by the industrial heritage of the Škoda works and by its Republic Square crowned by St Bartholomew's cathedral, whose spire is the tallest in the country. The Techmania science centre and the museums make it a lively stop. A few minutes from the city, the Superkarting adds a dose of open-air motorsport, open in the warm season.