Go-karting in Silesia means four tracks in Sosnowiec, Chorzów, Zabrze and Bytom, mostly indoors, with routes from 630 to 917 metres.
The overview helps pick a track by route length, equipment and who will drive: adults, children or a group of friends. The wider group is covered under go-karting in Silesia.
Which go-kart track should you choose in Silesia?
In Chorzów E1Gokart operates in a hall of 3,300 square metres. The route is 630 metres long and runs on two levels, and the offer includes a league and go-karts for children. In Bytom S-Kart is a karting hall of 3,400 square metres, with a track of almost 750 metres used by adults and children.
The longest route, 917 metres, belongs to Tor24.pl in Zabrze beside the M1 shopping centre. According to the organiser it has run without a break since 2000 and has 24 go-karts. In Sosnowiec the Autodrom on Stawowa Street 4 is an indoor track geared to racing, with powerful go-karts, a driving school, a bowling alley and a restaurant.
What to consider before go-karting
When choosing a track, think about whether you want a few laps or a contest with other drivers. E1Gokart runs a league, and the Autodrom in Sosnowiec has a driving school and provides protective gear, including a balaclava. Families with children should check which go-karts a track has for the youngest. A bowling alley, Pit Stop Bowling, operates beside the Sosnowiec Autodrom, so an evening can be combined with a game of bowling.
Frequently asked questions
Where are go-karts for children?
E1Gokart in Chorzów has go-karts for children, and S-Kart in Bytom admits adults and children.
Which track is the longest?
Tor24.pl in Zabrze, at 917 metres.
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