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Go Karting in Oklahoma
The ultimate destination for karting enthusiasts in Oklahoma.
Oklahoma offers a powerful mix of old-school motorsport and cutting-edge entertainment. In Norman, the state hosts one of the region's most respected outdoor competition tracks, where drivers can race high-speed gas karts on a CIK-approved circuit. Meanwhile, Oklahoma City recently leveled up its indoor game with the arrival of a $40 million racing complex, bringing multi-level electric karting to the metro area.
The crown jewel for pure driving enthusiasts is Oklahoma Motorsports Complex (OMC) in Norman. This is not a family fun center; it is a serious competition facility that hosts national events. The track runs a fleet of concession gas karts capable of 50 mph on a technical 0.7-mile asphalt road course. It is widely considered the best place in the state to learn racecraft and experience the true grip of a gas kart.
In Oklahoma City, the scene was redefined in mid-2025 with the grand opening of Andretti Indoor Karting & Games. Located on the Broadway Extension, this 84,000-square-foot facility features high-speed Biz Kart electric superkarts running on a multi-level track with elevation changes. It offers a premium, climate-controlled racing experience that is a significant step up from standard mall karts.
In Tulsa, the options are more entertainment-focused following the closure of Xtreme Racing. The primary destination is Andy B’s, which features a large indoor track alongside bowling and laser tag, offering a "Speedway" experience that is accessible for families and casual groups.
Important Closure Update:
- Xtreme Racing & Entertainment (Broken Arrow): This popular indoor asphalt track in the Tulsa area has permanently closed as of early 2025.
- Pole Position Raceway (OKC): The former Pole Position location on NW 36th St is no longer operating as a kart track.
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JRP Speedway
Tulsa, Oklahoma
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Oklahoma Motorsports Complex
Norman, Oklahoma
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Andretti Indoor Karting & Games Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
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Go karting in Oklahoma - FAQs
Common questions about karting in Oklahoma.
No. Xtreme Racing & Entertainment in Broken Arrow (Tulsa) has permanently closed following a property sale in early 2025.
The rental karts at OMC in Norman are capable of speeds up to 50 mph. These are significantly faster than typical amusement park karts and require braking skill to navigate the 0.7-mile course.
No. The Pole Position Raceway location in Oklahoma City is closed. The premier indoor karting destination in the city is now the new Andretti Indoor Karting & Games on Broadway Extension.