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Daytona Sandown Park Track Guide | DMAX On-Board with Racing Dean

racingdean Creator
Filmed
January 2024
Conditions
Dry
Kart
DMAX

Daytona Sandown Park - GP Circuit

900 metres 8 corners
Daytona Sandown Park GP Circuit layout map

Track guide

Join us for an exhilarating Daytona Sandown Park Track Guide with Racing Dean, covering his first time karting in 2024, first experience in a DMAX, and first visit to this iconic outdoor circuit. Despite the chilly conditions, it was perfect for setting fast lap times on “the classic” layout. Featuring a 10-minute qualifying session followed by a 20-minute race, this Daytona Sandown Park Track Guide offers insights for drivers keen to experience one of the UK's premier karting venues.
Circuit notes

Track review:
Next to Sandown Park Racecourse, you’ll find Daytona Sandown Park Karting! Daytona Sandown Park has several track layouts - this was “the classic” layout. Check this guide from Mango Motorsport which features an “alternate” layout.
Best places to overtake:
- The first tight hairpin after the first long right-hander off the main straight
- The hairpin at the end of back straight

Inside track

General facilities:
This is a first class karting facility. If you’re looking for “Go karting near me” you won’t be disappointed. There are digital timing displays, proper toilets, a nice briefing room and great team.
Kart review:
In terms of rentals, this is about as good as outdoor go karting gets, in the mighty DMAX machines. These are 2-stroke killers, superior to the typical 4-stroke karts more synonymous with rentals. The engines are 125cc Rotax’s that can reach 70 mph on a good day!

Review
The Daytona Sandown Park Track Guide with Racing Dean highlights the excitement of racing at this first-class facility located next to Sandown Park Racecourse. Competing on “the classic” layout, Racing Dean navigates key overtaking spots, including the first tight hairpin after the main straight and the hairpin at the end of the back straight.
Throughout the Daytona Sandown Park Track Guide, viewers gain insights into driving the mighty DMAX karts—125cc Rotax-powered machines that reach speeds of up to 70 mph. With excellent amenities such as digital timing displays, modern facilities, and a professional team, Daytona Sandown Park delivers one of the best outdoor karting experiences in the UK.

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