Find karting tracks and racing experiences across Hobart and southern Tasmania.

In Hobart and Southern Tasmania, the go-karting scene offers a stark contrast between cutting-edge, sustainable entertainment and traditional grassroots motorsport. Set against scenic backdrops like Mount Wellington and the Coal River Valley, southern Tasmania gives drivers the option to race high-torque electric karts on a hybrid indoor-outdoor track or compete in fast petrol-powered sprint karts on a classic bitumen circuit.

1. The Indoor-Outdoor Electric Facility (Kingston)

2. The Capital-City Owner-Driver Club (Orielton)

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2 kart tracks

Outdoor

AWC Kartway

Orielton, Hobart and South
Owner/driver

AWC Kartway is the physical karting venue associated with Southern Tasmanian Kart Club. Southern Tasmanian Kart Club is an active Karting Tasmania owner-driver club at Orielton. The state as...

Hyperdrive Kart Racing Indoor & outdoor

Hyperdrive Kart Racing

Kingston, Hobart and South
Rental

Hyperdrive Kart Racing in Kingston is correctly classified as mixed-format: its indoor sprint track connects by drawbridge to an outdoor section in dry weather, creating a combined circuit o...

Go karting in Hobart and South - FAQs

Common questions about go-karting in Hobart and Southern Tasmania.

Hyperdrive Kart Racing in Kingston (22-24 Mertonvale Circuit) is the main commercial public hire track in Southern Tasmania, located just 15 minutes from the Hobart CBD.

Hyperdrive features a unique hybrid layout. It includes a 250m indoor sprint track that can be opened up into a 550m combined indoor-outdoor circuit, making it suitable for all weather conditions.

Yes! Hyperdrive offers Junior Karts for solo drivers aged 7 and up (minimum height 120cm). They also operate Duo Karts (two-seaters), allowing passengers as young as 4 to ride alongside an adult driver.

No. The AWC Kartway in Orielton is strictly an owner-driver facility. You must own your race kart, safety gear, and hold a valid Karting Australia license to use the circuit.