Indoor
Go Karting in Delaware
Start your engines at the most thrilling tracks in Delaware.
Introduction Text Delaware might be small, but its karting options cover both ends of the spectrum perfectly. In the north, near Wilmington and the PA border, you have one of the few remaining indoor facilities that runs high-speed gas karts. In the south, the "Summer Capital of the World" hosts a massive outdoor park that has been a staple of beach vacations for decades.
For serious drivers and those living near Wilmington, Xtreme Zone (New Castle) is the primary destination. Formerly known as the Mid-Atlantic Grand Prix, this facility is a rare find in the modern era because it runs gas-powered Sodi karts indoors. Unlike electric karts, these 9hp Honda-powered machines provide the visceral sound, smell, and vibration of authentic motorsport. The track is a 1/4-mile indoor road course known for its technical "old-school" layout that rewards precision over raw power.
Heading down to the beaches? Midway Speedway Park in Rehoboth Beach is the king of summer fun. This massive complex features 5 distinct go-kart tracks. Options range from the winding "Super 8" track to the high-banked curves of the competition tracks. It is purely an outdoor seasonal experience, designed for families and groups looking to race after a day at the ocean.
Family Alternative: For younger children or indoor play near the Christiana Mall, Urban Air Adventure Park (Christiana) features a smaller indoor electric kart track suitable for beginners and birthday parties.
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3 kart tracks
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Outdoor
Outdoor
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Xtreme Zone
New Castle, Delaware
Outdoor
Midway Speedway
Rehoboth Beach, Sussex County, Delaware
Outdoor
US 13 Kart Club
Delmar, Delaware
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Go karting in Delaware - FAQs
Common questions about karting in Delaware.
Yes. The facility at 4060 N Dupont Hwy in New Castle was formerly known as Mid-Atlantic Grand Prix. It now operates as Xtreme Zone, but the track layout and gas-powered philosophy remain largely the same.
Midway Speedway Park is an outdoor facility that is highly weather-dependent. During the winter months (Jan-March), they typically close entirely for maintenance. They resume full operations in the Spring.
Most dedicated tracks in Delaware (Xtreme Zone, Midway) run gas-powered karts. For electric karts, Urban Air (Christiana) has a small track, or residents travel to K1 Speed locations in nearby Pennsylvania.