Go Karting in Merseyside

The longest-established venue in the city is TeamSport Liverpool (Sefton Street). Located near the Brunswick station, this multi-level track recently converted its entire fleet to electric karts. It features a 475m layout that can be extended to 725m for member events. Crucially, it is one of the few locations to offer "Combat Karts"—an augmented reality experience where you race on a physical track but use virtual weapons (projected onto the floor) to slow down your opponents, bringing Mario Kart to life. The new challenger is Gravity MAX at Liverpool ONE. This is a flagship leisure destination located in the former Debenhams building. It features a high-speed, multi-level electric kart track designed by 360 Karting. It is slick, neon-lit, and designed for the "Instagram generation," making it perfect for a night out where racing is just one part of the entertainment mix (alongside AR bowling and darts). For North Merseyside (Southport/Ormskirk): Residents in the north of the county are best served by Kartworld Burscough (also known as Indoor Super Karting). Unlike the city centre tracks, this is a "grit and gears" venue located on an industrial estate. It features a 650m indoor track with a flyover and, crucially, still runs petrol karts, offering a more traditional racing experience for those who prefer the sound of an engine. For Outdoor Racing: If you want to race outdoors, you generally need to cross the county border:

• Three Sisters Circuit (Wigan) is just 20-30 minutes east via the A580. It is one of the UK's premier outdoor circuits, offering twin-engine petrol karts on a professional 1.5km track.
• Hooton Park (Ellesmere Port) is just across the water on the Wirral border (Cheshire), offering a rugged, technical outdoor challenge on a former airfield.