TeamSport Go Karting Glasgow Cambuslang

TeamSport Glasgow Cambuslang (formerly Scotkart) runs an indoor karting venue on Westburn Road (G72 7UD) in Cambuslang, about 10 minutes from Glasgow city centre. The site is presented as Scotland's longest and fastest indoor go karting track with a 450-metre multi-level mezzanine circuit, capacity 14 simultaneous karts.

Indoor multi-level 450-metre circuit with mezzanine. Capacity 14 simultaneous karts. 200cc petrol karts, adult and child models available. Minimum age 8. Presented as Scotland's longest and fastest indoor karting track. Changing rooms, spectator area, fully licensed bar, and restaurant (burgers, pizzas, hot dogs, waffles). Free parking. Additional services: Laser Combat arena with 20+ tactical structures. Drive and Shoot package combining karting and laser tag.

Cambuslang is a south-east Glasgow suburb in South Lanarkshire, along the river Clyde. Glasgow Cathedral 12th-century medieval (one of the few medieval Scottish cathedrals to have survived the Protestant Reformation 1560). Necropolis Victorian on Cathedral Hill (50,000 monumental graves overlooking the city). Glasgow School of Art 1909 by Charles Rennie Mackintosh (Scottish Art Nouveau masterpiece). Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum (one of the most visited in Scotland). Riverside Museum 2011 by Zaha Hadid (transport and Clyde industry). The Lighthouse by Mackintosh (design and architecture centre). Glasgow Science Centre 2001. Pollok House and Burrell Collection. Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park 1,865 km² (Scotland's first national park 2002) 30 km north-west. Edinburgh 70 km east. Hampden Park national stadium.