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Clear allKarting Madness Braybrook puts a covered race circuit of more than 400 metres on the western side of Melbourne, so a wet afternoon never cancels the grand prix. Cars pull in off Evans Street, and the timing screens log every lap you set.
Here's what the Braybrook track gives a racing group:

The adult Sodi karts can reach 80 km/h. They're reserved for those aged 14 and over, while rookie and mini karts run slower for younger kids.
Yes. Electric mini karts take four to eight year olds, rookie karts suit eight to 13, and a dual kart lets an adult carry a passenger aged four to 14.
Eight drivers. Larger groups can ask about having the whole track to themselves, and function tables can be booked for one or two hours afterwards.
No. There's a zero blood-alcohol rule with breath tests before racing, so the licensed café is for after the chequered flag.