Checkered Flag Indoor Karting | Go-Kart Racing

Last updated: February 5, 2026

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What you should know

Visitor tip Call ahead to check if the track is jam-packed before arriving, as wait times between races can vary significantly based on how busy they are.

Plan ahead Be aware that electric kart performance varies based on battery charge level—some karts on busy days may be significantly slower than others, potentially affecting your race experience.

Track feel The staff is exceptionally helpful and willing to provide racing tips and individual coaching to improve your performance; they also allow you to upgrade your race package at a prorated price.

What visitors say

Girlfriend and I went to this place and didn't want to get out on the track with the hot heads zipping by us so they were able to get the track just for us after the other parties finished. Air hockey table didn't work at first but the…

I'm 20 years old, it was my first time . I liked the idea of it, I just wish it was longer tracks there arnt that big but it's 15laps = 1 race. This is best suitable for 10years-17 year olds maybe.

THE STAFF Are friendly, helpful and best of all seemed to enjoy working there. You would think they would get bored and annoyed with people asking them what to do differently to improve there times and run the course but I found they…

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Did You Know?

Electric go-karts at Checkered Flag can reach 30 mph in 'pro speed' mode on their 20,000-sq.-ft. track—fast enough to keep things competitive on a compact circuit.
The venue uses variable-speed electric karts across three racing tiers, which means kart battery charge directly affects performance—a dead battery can put you at a significant disadvantage, even within the same speed class.
Staff philosophy embraces aggressive racing culture with the memorable policy 'that's racin'—they actively encourage contact and bumping as legitimate racing tactics rather than penalizing drivers for it.