Lone Star Kartpark | Go-Kart Racing

Last updated: January 24, 2026

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What you should know

Track feel High-performance karts capable of 50 mph with a professionally designed track featuring technical corners and long straights that allow for passing—ideal for both beginners and experienced racers looking for a real challenge.

Visitor tip The venue offers double karts where adults can ride alongside younger children, and provides rental helmets so visitors don't need to bring their own gear—perfect for families with varying experience levels.

Track feel The track offers a seasonal competitive league (May-October) alongside recreational racing options, making it suitable for casual visitors and those interested in serious skill development and competitive racing.

Quick Facts

Track Type: outdoor

What visitors say

I had such a great time even though it was my first time driving go-karts! My friends weren’t beginners like me, but they were still really impressed with the track! I can’t wait to go back to Texas and race again next to the NASCAR…

Been coming here for several months now after my son became interested in Formula racing. He wants to work his way up and is starting with karting. Helpful and friendly staff! They have recreational racing as well as their own league…

This place is awesome. You can bring your own helmet, or use one of theirs. Cars are fast (50 mph). Track is fast. Passing is definitely possible here. They have doubles karts for the dad's that bring their young kids. Each race is 10…

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Did You Know?

Lone Star Kartpark sits right next to Texas Motor Speedway, so you're racing on a professional-grade track in the shadow of NASCAR—one reviewer called it 'just so cool' to race near the actual speedway.
The karts hit 50 mph and are explicitly faster than competitors like Andretti's, with a professionally designed track featuring technical corners and long straights—reviewers note this is a genuinely performance-focused facility, not a beginner-only venue.
Lone Star runs a seasonal competitive league from May through October, positioning itself as a legitimate training ground where aspiring racers can work their way up from recreational karting to Formula racing.