Outdoor
Go Karting in County Longford
Push the limits on the finest circuits in County Longford.
For motorsport enthusiasts in Longford, there is one clear destination. The county is home to a substantial outdoor circuit in Edgeworthstown that serves as the racing hub for the entire Midlands region. With over a kilometre of tarmac and floodlights for evening events, it offers a "pure" racing experience well suited to stag groups and competitive drivers.
The sole dedicated race track in the county is Midland Karting (Edgeworthstown). Situated in Cranalagh More, this facility features a 1,100m outdoor asphalt circuit set within 17 acres of forestry. It operates a fleet of 200cc Petrol Karts capable of roughly 40mph, making full use of the track's long straights. The venue is fully floodlit, allowing for high-speed racing year-round, even on dark winter evenings.
Nearby Racing Options:
Pollard Karting (Castlepollard): Residents in East Longford (Granard area) are only a 15-minute drive from Pollard Karting. Although technically in County Westmeath, this track is a popular alternative for Longford drivers, offering a unique layout that combines indoor and outdoor tarmac sections.
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Midland Karting
Edgeworthstown, County Longford
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Go karting in County Longford - FAQs
Common questions about finding a race in County Longford.
There is no track in Longford Town itself. The main venue, Midland Karting, is located in Edgeworthstown, approximately 15 minutes away by car on the N55.
Yes. Midland Karting is equipped with floodlights, meaning race events can continue into the evening during winter months.
The general minimum age for the main karts is 8 years old, with a minimum height requirement of 125cm (4ft 1in).
No. Midland Karting is fully outdoor. The nearest indoor options are Pollard Karting (Castlepollard, mixed indoor/outdoor) or tracks further afield in Athlone (Westmeath).