Karting Tenerife South - The Best Karting Circuit

Adrenaline and competition, an explosive combo and a memory for life. That is karting in Tenerife. But what are we going to tell you, if you can already imagine what we are talking about!

Enjoy a karting race in Tenerife South on the Karting Club Tenerife circuit, the best on the island.

Take advantage of a 15% discount by booking online and get 2 free laps for free 🙂

Information Karting Club Tenerife

Schedule

Every day from 10:00 to 20:00

Teléfono y dirección

Telephone: +34 922 73 07 03
Address: Crtra. Cho – Las Chafiras, s/n, 38632, 38632 Cho, Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Location

Offers and discounts in Karting Tenerife South

The following prices have a 15% discount applied. In addition, booking online you will get 2 laps for free.

Kart Model	Price per person
CRG Centurion Kart	28,05€
Suerkart Especial	22,95€
Kart Cadete Senior	15,30€
Kart Cadete Junior	12,75€
Kart Pony	8,50€
Kart Biplaza RT	17€

Free bus pick up

If you have no way to get to the circuit, the Karting Club Tenerife bus can pick you up at your hotel or at the point of your choice. The bus also takes you back for free.

Remember that this service is only available in the south of Tenerife.

The best karting circuit in Tenerife

This is what the circuit looks like in first person:

Karting Club Tenerife is the best karting in Tenerife. With more than 30 years of experience, Karting Club Tenerife has modern, powerful and safe karting models. It has two circuits: one for adults (senior) and one for children (junior).

Senior Circuit

1,200 meters of pure adrenaline.
8 meters wide with incredibly fun curves.

Junior Circuit

250 m. long.
Maximum security measures.

Karting models

Discover the models of karts of Karting Club Tenerife. Power and safety guaranteed for adults and children.

CRG Centurion Kart

For people over 18 years old

Fully adjustable position
Senior Circuit
400 c.c. | 14cv | 4 strokes | 4 stroke
Weight 180 KG | Length 1.85 m | Width 1.35 m | Top speed 95 km/h

Super Kart Special

For people over 18 years old

Senior Circuit
350 c.c. : 14cv : 4 stroke
Weight 154 KG
Length 1.92 m
Width 1.32 m
Maximum speed 65 km/h

Cadete Senior Kart

For boys and girls between 15 and 17 years old

Senior Circuit
200 c.c. : 6.5cv : 4 stroke
Weight 124 KG
Length 1.82 m
Width 1.30 m
Maximum speed 45 km/h

Cadete Junior Kart

For boys and girls between 10 and 14 years old

Junior Circuit
180 c.c. | 14cv | 4 stroke
Weight 124 KG
Length 1.82 m
Width 1.30 m
Maximum speed 20 km/h

Pony Kart

For boys and girls between 6 and 9 years old

Junior Circuit
120 c.c. : 6hp : 4 stroke
Weight 110 KG
Length 1.60 m
Width 1.14 m
Maximum speed 10 km/h

Biplaza Kart

One adult and one child between 3 and 5 years old

Junior Circuit
Two seater
160 c.c. | 5.5cv | 4 stroke
Weight 147 KG
Length 1.92 m
Width 1.34 m
Maximum speed 30 km/h

Karting for groups in Tenerife south

Take advantage of the offers if you come in a group or want to organize an event:

Birthday

Barbecue and snacks.

Parties for under 15s
Parties for 15-17 year olds
Parties for 18 year olds

Activities for groups and companies

Perfect for organising company events, races between colleagues or celebrating a stag or hen party:

Super Grand Prix, Grand Prix and Mini Prix
Prizes on a real podium
List of times on our giant screen
Panoramic terrace
Exclusivity on the circuit
Lunch

6 karting tips for beginners

Karting is a fun and rewarding activity for people of all ages. Let’s face it, who hasn’t dreamed of the thrill of racing at some point in their lives?

With so many fun options, karting is for just about everyone. So whether you’re racing with your friends at a special party, going out with your coworkers, or just feel like hitting the track to see what it’s like to race on any given day, you’ll want to be prepared with all the tips you need to ensure victory (or nearly so).

1. Position yourself in the correct seating position

If you have the right seating position, it will be easier to get a head start on your competitors. Ideally, you should sit with your back resting comfortably against the seat, with the steering wheel at a relaxed arm’s length. Try not to lean or slouch forward, as this reduces your speed.

2. Grip the steering wheel symmetrically

Grip the steering wheel firmly but relaxed, with your hands directly opposite each other. If you’ve had driving lessons, think of the instruction “hands at 10 to 2”. Actually, you don’t need to be at 10 and 2, as long as your hands are positioned symmetrically (9 and 3, for example, is fine). This type of grip will prevent you from having to adjust your grip when entering or exiting corners, while maintaining your speed.

3. Maintain momentum

To do this, you need to be aware of what’s in front of you. Look ahead of you on the track so that you can anticipate the manoeuvres you will need to make in order to better position yourself for corners and overtaking. By doing so, you will maintain momentum, and high momentum equals speed.

4. Straight lines are the shortest way to victory

Keeping the kart in straight lines for the maximum distance travelled ensures the highest speeds. Sounds simple, doesn’t it? Resist the temptation to close in on slower drivers by swerving and overtaking dramatically. The less you deviate from your straight line, the more you’ll maintain your speed.

5. Smooth driving is synonymous with fast driving

Following on from the straight line advice, make sure you keep your speed in a straight line as much as possible by making your turns smooth and gradual, i.e. no sudden movements. Likewise, alternating between acceleration and braking to manage your track placement only serves to slow you down in general.

6. Don’t brake sharply when turning

An effective turn is smooth and gradual. Choose the right line and you will maintain the maximum traction available.

Have a good race!

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