Circuit d'Osona Karting
The Osona Circuit is a karting circuit located in Vic. This circuit offers a layout of 940 metres long and a width of between 8 and 9 metres, making it a perfect setting to experience the passion for motor racing first hand.
Not only are there official karting and motorcycling competitions, but there are also amateur championships adapted to all ages and levels of experience. The circuit is ideal for those who want to get started in the world of karting as well as for those who already have experience and want to compete.
In addition to the races, the Osona Circuit organises various karting courses. There are introductory options for the youngest drivers and competition courses for more experienced drivers, which facilitate progressive learning in a safe and controlled environment.
Rentals
Kart rentals are for children aged 7 and over and we have different models of karts depending on the age:
Junior Kart: for children from 7 to 12 years old
- Model: Sodium LR4
- Engine: Honda GX 160cc 6.5HP
Senior Kart from 13 years old
- Model: Sodium RX7
- Engine: Honda GX 390cc 10HP
The space
The space also has a wide range of services: a bar-restaurant to relax between races, boxes for the teams, a paddock area for preparing the vehicles, and a workshop with a spare parts and accessories store for all types of karts.
For more information and reservations, please contact us by email [email protected] or call 938 86 60 36
Check availability to avoid unnecessary travel and waiting.
Closed on Mondays for weekly holidays and from December 22 to January 6, closed for vacations.
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