Indoor go-karting in and around Paris
Race under cover, indoors, all year round, minutes from Paris.
- Open all year
- Indoors, under cover
- Often electric
- From age 7
17 indoor karting tracks
Aerokart
BattleKart Paris-Dammartin
BattleKart Paris-Nord
BattleKart Paris-Pontault-Combault
BattleKart Paris-Sud-Massy
La Briqueterie – Les Étards
La Briqueterie – Poincy
Nikito Rosny
Oum City Games
Paris Kart Indoor
Smile World Paris – Bercy 2
Speedpark Brétigny-sur-Orge
Speedpark Claye-Souilly
Speedpark Conflans
Speedpark Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines
Speedpark Servon
Speedpark Val d'Europe
Learn more
Indoor go-karting is the easiest way in: you drive under cover, all year round, usually in electric karts, and most tracks are under 30 minutes from Paris. The Paris region's indoor tracks are among the biggest in France.
Expect a 10-minute session at around €20–25, with online lap timing and a finishing order at the end.
Frequently asked questions
Is indoor karting open all year round?
Yes. That's the whole point of indoor: the tracks are covered, so you can race whatever the weather, summer or winter.
Do I need to book to drive indoors?
It's recommended, especially at weekends and in the evening. Many tracks also take walk-ins (arrive & drive) depending on how busy they are.
How long is an indoor kart track?
Indoor tracks are more compact than outdoor ones, usually 300 to 600 m; the largest in the Paris region sometimes run over several levels.
Is indoor karting electric?
Very often, yes. Covered tracks favour electric karts — no fumes and less noise indoors — though a few indoor circuits still run two-stroke petrol karts.