Stadium Karts

Stadium Karts is Australia's ultimate, high-octane outdoor karting experience, located in Burswood, Western Australia. Positioned around Optus Stadium, one of the country's most iconic stadiums, Stadium Karts offers a thrilling and adrenaline-pumping adventure for all thrill-seekers, adrenaline junkies, and F1 dreamers.

The track at Stadium Karts is a technical, outdoor circuit that has been designed by racers, for racers. This custom-built track features a full range of corners, including hairpins, chicanes, and high-speed sweepers, allowing drivers to push their limits and test their skills to the max. With a length of 740 metres, the track offers an exciting and challenging experience for karting enthusiasts of all levels.

Stadium Karts features a premium fleet of 16 Sodi RT8 karts, which are known for their innovation and quality. Designed and built in France, these karts are equipped with Honda GX270 engines, delivering an exhilarating and unparalleled drive. The Sodi RT8 karts are suitable for both experienced drivers and newcomers who are looking to have fun while being challenged on the track.

Located at Optus Stadium in Perth, Stadium Karts combines top-of-the-line Sodi karts with a professionally designed outdoor track, providing an unforgettable karting experience. Whether you are a seasoned pro or a first-time driver, Stadium Karts offers an opportunity to unleash your inner racer and enjoy the thrill of high-speed karting.

Stadium Karts is now open for a limited season, ending on April 16th, 2023. Don't miss the chance to experience the excitement and adrenaline of Stadium Karts. Subscribe for updates and be the first to know about upcoming seasons and events.

Stadium Karts is located at 333 Victoria Park Dr, Burswood, WA 6100. For more information and updates, you can visit their Facebook and Instagram pages. For any customer service inquiries, including terms and conditions and privacy policy, you can contact Stadium Karts directly via their website.

Stadium Karts acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land, the Whadjuk Noongars from the Noongar nation of Australia, and pays respect to past, present, and emerging leaders. We look forward to seeing you in the summer of 23/24!