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Go Karting in Central London

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Speed, skill, and excitement at Central London's karting centers.

The landscape of karting in Central London has shifted. With the permanent closure of the historic Tower Bridge circuit, the focus for city-centre racing has moved slightly east to the financial powerhouse of Canary Wharf. Today, the "Central" racing scene is defined by high-tech electric machinery and premium locations that are easily accessible via the Tube and Elizabeth Line.

The new undisputed king of central racing is K1 Speed London (formerly Capital Karts) at Canary Wharf. Located in Cabot Place (Zone 2), this is arguably the highest-spec facility in the UK. It features a high-speed indoor circuit and runs a fleet of next-generation electric karts that deliver instant torque. It is a corporate favorite, offering a "Grand Prix" atmosphere amidst the skyscrapers, with seamless access via the Jubilee and Elizabeth Lines. For those who prefer the elements, Revolution Karting in Mile End offers a unique alternative. Located under the railway arches near Mile End station (Central Line), it markets itself as "Central London's only outdoor track". Unusually for an outdoor venue, it runs electric karts on its 700m floodlit circuit, combining the fresh air of outdoor racing with the punchy acceleration of electric motors. Note: If you are looking for the nearest TeamSport venue now that Tower Bridge is gone, your closest option is TeamSport Docklands (Charlton), which offers a fast 800m track just a short ride further south-east.

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Find karting experiences in Central London

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The museum - permanently closed circuits

TeamSport Tower Bridge East Ham, Central London closed The Raceway King's Cross King's Cross, Central London closed

Go karting in Central London - FAQs

Common questions about karting in Central London following the recent closures.

No, TeamSport Tower Bridge (Bermondsey) has permanently closed. The nearest TeamSport venue is now TeamSport Docklands (Charlton) or TeamSport Mitcham (South London).

Yes. The huge venue at Canary Wharf was originally launched as Capital Karts but has been rebranded as K1 Speed London following the US brand's entry into the UK market. It remains the same massive electric track.

No. With the closure of older industrial tracks, Central London (Zone 1 & 2) is now exclusively electric (K1 Speed, Revolution). This is due to noise and emission regulations. For petrol karting, you must travel to TeamSport Edmonton (North) or Lakeside (Essex).

With the Bermondsey track gone, the closest option to London Bridge is K1 Speed Canary Wharf (approx. 6 minutes on the Jubilee Line from London Bridge) or TeamSport Docklands (approx. 15 mins by train to Charlton).

Most tracks are positioned just outside the Congestion Zone to allow for easier logistics. K1 Speed Canary Wharf and Revolution Karting are both outside the Congestion Charge zone but within the ULEZ (Ultra Low Emission Zone).

TeamSport Acton is the closest indoor track to Heathrow (approx. 20-25 mins drive down the M4). Alternatively, Slough offers racing further west along the M4 corridor.