Vegas Superkarts

Vegas Superkarts

Gas-powered Sodikart racing on a pro-designed outdoor circuit south of the Strip - the closest Las Vegas gets to real club karting.

Is Vegas Superkarts Worth the Drive?

Vegas Superkarts runs genuine racing karts - a serious class above hotel-arcade rental fleets - on a purpose-built outdoor circuit at SpeedVegas Motorsports Park, about 15 minutes south of the Strip. The operation was created by the Exotics Racing team, and it shows: every session runs against the clock, the layout was drawn by professional race drivers, and the Sodikart RT10s carry enough pace to punish a lazy line. For anyone who's outgrown indoor karting, it's the closest thing to club-level racing you can simply walk into in Las Vegas.

The compromises are location and climate. Nothing out here is walkable, you'll need a car or rideshare, and there's little else on the property besides the supercar and off-road tracks; the circuit sits fully exposed to the desert sun, so summer afternoons get punishing inside a helmet and morning slots are far kinder June through September. Age and height minimums also mean grade-schoolers can't drive solo, which tilts the experience toward teens and adults rather than young families. One more thing to know before you pay: sales are final. The operator will reschedule you to another date whenever you ask, but it doesn't refund.

Insider tipYour first race is basically track-learning - lap times fall hard in round two, so book back-to-back sessions up front instead of deciding trackside after one go.
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Location

14200 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89054

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Frequently asked questions

How fast do the karts at Vegas Superkarts actually go?

The operator rates them at up to 50 mph - and because you're sitting a couple of inches off the asphalt with no bodywork around you, it feels considerably faster than the number reads. Most first-timers come off the track convinced they were flat-out on a highway.

Can kids drive at Vegas Superkarts?

Not solo below 14 years and 55 inches, but there's a two-seater kart where a parent drives and a younger kid steers. Any minor who does drive needs a guardian aged 18 or over present to sign the waiver and stay for the session.

Do I need to book in advance?

Walk-ins are accepted, but the operator itself recommends reserving online. The fleet is limited and one large group can tie up a whole session block. Weekends are the riskiest time to just show up.

What should I wear for outdoor karting in Las Vegas?

Closed-toe shoes are strictly required, scarves aren't allowed near the karts, and long hair has to be tied back. Helmets, balaclavas, gloves and neck protection come with the rental, so bring only sunscreen and water for the un-shaded paddock time.

Is Vegas Superkarts the same thing as SpeedVegas?

They share an address but are different experiences: the supercar driving runs on the large road course, while Vegas Superkarts is the separate kart circuit on the same property. The two pair well in one visit, since the drive out of town is the main time cost either way, and parking is free.

Can experienced drivers do more than single sessions?

Yes - the track hosts the VSK Racing Series with sprint, endurance, and Iron Kart formats, complete with points standings that feed the Sodi World Series. The series has its own entry rules, including a slightly higher minimum age of 15.
Rating

4.5

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PriceFrom $35
WhereSpeedVegas Motorsports Park
Address14200 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89054
KartsSodikart RT10s with 270cc four-stroke Honda engines, a roll bar, and a four-point harness on every kart. A two-seater is available so a parent drives and a small child steers.
Track1,600-foot outdoor road course with 10 corners - hairpins, double-apex bends, and fast sweepers - designed by professional race drivers.
Race formatArrive & Drive races are 8 timed minutes each, with live lap timing on trackside screens and in the operator's app. One race is $35, two are $65 and three are $85 (as of September 3, 2026).
RequirementsSolo drivers must be at least 14 years old and 55 inches (140 cm) tall. Any minor needs a guardian of 18 or over on site for the whole visit and to sign the waiver.
IncludedRacing helmet, neck protection, gloves and a head sock, plus a safety briefing on flags and kart controls before you go out.
Opening hours Open daily, 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
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