Go karting in Central Canada
Unleash your inner racer across Central Canada.
Central Canada is the undisputed heartbeat of the nation’s karting scene. Combined, Ontario and Quebec host the majority of Canada's professional tracks, the largest national championships, and the most advanced indoor facilities. This region is unique because of its interconnectivity: serious racers frequently cross the provincial border to compete in the Ron Fellows Karting Championship (RFKC), which hosts events at legendary circuits in both provinces.
If you are looking for the highest level of competition or the most spectacular venues, this is where you will find them. The region is anchored by two "Cathedrals of Speed": Mosport Karting Centre in Ontario and TAG Karting Academy (Mont-Tremblant) in Quebec. These two tracks are the pillars of the Eastern Canadian racing community, often sharing drivers for major events like the Canadian Karting Championships.
Beyond the pro circuits, Central Canada leads the way in indoor innovation. The Greater Toronto Area and Montreal are home to massive electric karting networks (K1 Speed, Tag E-Karting) and unique asphalt indoor tracks (Action 500) that keep the racing alive during the harsh winters.
Whether you are a casual renter looking for a weekend thrill or a kart owner chasing a national title, the corridor between Toronto and Montreal offers the highest density of world-class tracks in North America.
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38 kart tracks
K1 Speed Cambridge
Cambridge, Ontario
K1 Speed Mississauga
Mississauga, Ontario
Goodwood Kartways
Uxbridge, Ontario
Mosport Karting Centre
Clarington, Ontario
Innisfil Indy Karting
Gilford, Ontario
Niagara Speedway
Niagara Falls, Ontario
K1 Speed Toronto
North York, Ontario
Hamilton Indoor Go Karts
Hamilton, Ontario
Mississauga Mini Indy
Mississauga, Ontario
Grand Bend Speedway & Go Kart Centre
Parkhill, Ontario
Volt Raceway
Bowmanville, Ontario
Hamilton Karting Complex
Mount Hope, Ontario
Kart Town Indoor Playground
Scarborough, Ontario
Gamebridge Go-Karts
Brechin, Ontario
Niagara Go-Karts
Niagara Falls, Ontario
Big Time Entertainment
Windsor, Ontario
Cameron Speedway & Amusements
Mount Hope, Ontario
Peterborough Kartway
Indian River, Ontario
Balm Beach Go-Karts & Mini Putt
Tiny, Ontario
Wasaga 500 Go-Karts
Wasaga Beach, Ontario
Family Funland
Kincardine, Ontario
Point Pelee Karting Club
Leamington, Ontario
Sudbury Kartways
Greater Sudbury, Ontario
The Minden Experience
Minden, Ontario
K1 Speed St. Catherines
St. Catharines,, Ontario
KCR Karting
La Côte-de-Beaupré, Capitale-Nationale, Quebec
TAG E-Karting & Amusement
Sainte-Thérèse, Quebec
Top Karting
Gatineau, Quebec
Académie Tag Karting
Mont-Tremblant, Quebec
Lombardy Raceway Karting Club
Lombardy, Ontario
3-S Go-Karts Track
Sutton, Ontario
SH Karting
Saint-Charles-sur-Richelieu, Quebec
Karting Orford
Magog, Quebec
Karting St-Alphonse
Saint-Alphonse-de-Granby, Quebec
Goplex e-karting +
Brossard, Quebec
Action 500 Dorval Karting
Dorval, Quebec
Karting Drummondville
Drummondville, Quebec
Amigo Karting
Gatineau, Quebec
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Go karting in Central Canada - FAQs
Common questions about karting in Central Canada.
Generally, Quebec pushes the limits on rental speeds. Tracks like SC Performance and TAG Karting Academy offer rental packages that reach 70-90 km/h for qualified adults. Ontario's rental fleets are typically governed closer to 45-50 km/h for insurance reasons, though Mosport and Goodwood offer faster "Racing League" karts.
Ottawa sits right on the border. While there are tracks on the Ontario side (like The Spot Karting in Stittsville), most serious racers cross the bridge into Quebec to race at Top Karting (Indoor, Gatineau) or Le Circuit Quyon (Outdoor, Quyon), which hosts the regional OGKC series.
It is a competitive karting series designed to groom the next generation of Canadian racers. It is unique because it holds events in both Ontario and Quebec, making it the premier cross-border series in the region.