Go-Kart in Singapore at KF1 Karting Circuit
Go Kart in Singapore highlights
Visit KF1 Karting, Singapore's largest Go Kart Circuit for an adventure-filled experience.
Drive through the 960-metre-long track, which includes a 120-metre straight track and 18 bends.
Enjoy amazing racing sessions at night as the circuit is equipped with F1 Inspired Track Lighting system.
Enjoy ultimate views with your peers as you drive the fuel karts built with high-quality Italian chassis, designed for ultimate excitement.
maps_and_location
Go Kart in Singapore cancellation_policy
- If cancellation are made 30 days before the date of travel then 15.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees
- If cancellation are made 15 days to 30 days before the date of travel then 25.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees
- If cancellation are made 7 days to 15 days before the date of travel then 50.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees
- If cancellation are made 0 days to 7 days before the date of travel then 100.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees
- In the event of unforeseen weather conditions, union issues, government restrictions, or any other circumstances beyond human control, certain trips or activities may be cancelled. In such cases, alternate feasible options will be provided. However, a cash refund will not be available.
Why Choose Thrillophilia
Go Kart in Singapore overview
About Go-Kart in Singapore at KF1 Karting Circuit:
The KF1 Karting Circuit is an exciting destination for racing enthusiasts. This racing track provides a breathtaking escape for those seeking the thrill of speed. KF1 Karting has the largest go-kart circuit in Singapore .Whether you're a professional racer or a beginner looking for some high-power action, there's something for everyone, it is indeed a fun way to learn about motorsports The track provides a variety of experiences that suit different skill levels, guaranteeing that both novice and experienced drivers can enjoy the thrill of racing.
About the Activity:
- Enjoy Go-Karting at KF1 Karting Circuit in Singapore which is an exciting experience for people of all ages and skill levels.
- Feel the rush of speed as you navigate the largest go-kart circuit in Singapore, sliding through tight twists and turns.
- With its beginner-friendly tracks and adaptable karts, Go-Karting at KF1 is open to riders of all ages and ability levels.
- To ensure a safe ride and safeguard the well-being of participants, strict safety procedures are being undertaken, which include required safety briefings and the provision of protective equipment like helmets and racing suits.
- Wear the safety gear provided and head towards your kart for an amazing go-kart ride.
- Drive through the 960-metre-long track during the activity, which includes a 120-metre straight and 18 bends.
- Take home unforgettable memories to cherish for a lifetime.
How to Reach:
- By Car : KF1 Karting Circuit in Singapore is located at a distance of 14.8 km or a 21-minute drive from the city centre. You can take the route via Upper Thomson Rd and Seletar Expressway.
Don't Miss:
- While in Singapore, try out these adventurous activities like Bowling in Singapore, iFly in Singapore, NERF Action Xperience in Singapore, and Ice-skating in Singapore
Go Kart in Singapore faqs
What are the different kinds of fun karts at KF1 Karting Circuit ?
KF1 Kranji Fun Kart:
It comprises a 10 mins ride on a 50KPH petrol kart available in different combos. The karters of a minimum height of 140 cm can take fun karts and must wear all the gear and comfortable clothing. Safety gear such as shower caps and helmets are provided.
KFI Expo:
This is the largest purpose-built go-kart circuit which is converted from an under-utilized car parking to a full-fledged circuit. It has 16 corners and covers 750 m in length, and a group of 5 people is accepted for a session. A minimum height of the kart of 1.4 m is required to go for this advanced go kart.
What are the major safety requirements for karting in Singapore ?
- Wear necessary karting equipments for your safety
- Be in the charge of the wheel and never under or oversteer
- Never lean around the corners hurting the balance of the kart
- Use the track as much as possible including the white lines and painted kerbs.
- Maintain precision while steering the cart
- Allow aced drivers to pass on the track and ignore those faster karts
What is the age criteria for karting in Singapore ?
Karting Singapore begins for kids as early as 6-7 years of age and that’s when they get enrolled in entry-level classes and competitive classes from 8 years of age. The junior sector learning and enjoying karting is from 8 years to 15 years of age and thereon is the senior category. The learning approach and methodology for teaching also varies for both categories.
Which are the Best Go-Kart Tracks to experience in Singapore ?
1.KF1 Arena:
This is one of the newly built tracks of the Arena Country Club and has put in place all the new demands. The track is engineered with shorter bends giving more excitement to the races that take place. The KF1 Arena brings a one-time registration plan which is indeed cost-effective.
Location- 511 Upper Jurong Rd, Singapore 638366
Pricing- INR 1,400 to INR 2,500
Timing- Monday to Friday- 12 noon to 9 pm
Saturday-Sunday- 9 am to 9 pm
2.KF1 Karting Circuit:
The KF1 Karting Circuit happens to be one of the best go- karting Singapore circuits. This CIK-FIA approved track is one of the creations of the renowned track designer of Formula 1 race, Hermann Tilke. This 960-meter long track can easily accommodate more than 100 racers and the track can be convincingly divided into two parts for two simultaneous races.
Location- 1 Turf Club Avenue, Singapore 738078
Pricing- INR 1,200 to INR 3,500
Timing- Monday to Friday- 1 pm to 9 pm
Saturday-Sunday- 9 am to 9 pm
3.The Karting Arena:
This is a small circuit with just nine corners, and also the first-ever circuit to run electric go-karts. The Karting Arena track has go-karts for both kids and adults. The six types of events including Fun Karting, Grand Prix, Kids Birthdays, Super Grand Prix, Corporate races and Mini GP are offered here.
Location- 200 Turf Club Rd, #01-01B The Grandstand, Singapore 287994
Pricing- starting from INR 1,800 while corporate go kart Singapore price is different
Timing- Monday closed and rest Tuesday to Sunday- 10 am to 9 pm
4.Maximum Drift Karting Arena:
This circuit is different from the rest of its contemporaries and is compatible with the drift go karts. Tight corners, multiple hairpins with a track named ‘69’, a continuous left turn which is followed by a right turn for an amazing drifting experience are some of the special features of this track. Maximum Drift Karting Arena is the best track to experience karting challenges and has all amenities in place.
Location- 81 Lorong Chencharu, Yishun, #01-15, Singapore 769198
Pricing- INR 1,000 to INR 1,500 with the availability of membership plans
Timing- Monday to Friday- 1 pm to 9 pm
Saturday-Sunday- 10 am to 9 pm
What are the best adventurous activities to do in Singapore ?
1.Scuba diving: A fancy trip to Singapore is incomplete without a session of scuba diving in the Adventure Cove Waterpark. Located on Sentosa Island, the scuba diving activity here is a respite from the hot and humid climate of Singapore
2.Go-karting: Experience the thrill on the wheels with a session of go karting at the different circuits present in the country. You can unleash the power of the tracks by steering the kart.
3.Forest obstacles: Unleash the inner Tarzans by jumping the elevated bridges, hanging nets and wobbly pits in the Bedok Reservoir Park. The park sprawls over an area of 88 hectares, making the place one of the adventure grounds.
4.Eyes in the sky: What if we ask you to gaze at the sky to witness the stunning fireworks that happen from the largest observation wheel in Singapore. This is recommended for a fun dining experience as well.
Which are the other activities to book in Singapore with Thrillophilia ?
Here is the list of other activities to book in Singapore with Thrillophilia:
