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Category: Go KartsLocation: Western SuburbsListings: 2

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How to Choose Go Kart Racing

Go-karting in Melbourne's western suburbs splits neatly into outdoor and indoor. Ace Karts in Albion races on a 700-metre open-air circuit with floodlights, while Karting Madness Braybrook runs a covered track of more than 400 metres alongside laser tag and bowling. Both use Sodi karts with Honda engines.

How the two western tracks compare:

  • Ace Karts: Super Karts for ages 12 and up, a 105-metre straight and racing rain, hail or shine
  • Karting Madness Braybrook: indoor karts for drivers 14 and over, with live timing on every lap
  • Group size: private events at Ace Karts start at 15 drivers, and Braybrook packages start at eight
  • Price guides: Ace Karts from $49 per person, Karting Madness Braybrook from $55 per person
  • Young kids: Albion's Rookie Karts take ages six to 11, and Braybrook's electric minis start at four
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Choosing between Albion and Braybrook

  • Pick Albion for a long open-air lap, a reversible layout and night racing under lights
  • Pick Braybrook when the forecast is grim or the group wants laser tag, bowling and an arcade as well
  • Ace Karts handles big events, scaling from 15 drivers to 100 or more with heats, finals, relays or endurance races
  • The KMAD package in Braybrook pairs an eight-minute qualifier with a 25-lap grid-start race

Food, drinks and the fine print

  • Ace Karts serves smoked BBQ packages for 20 or more, and groups may bring their own BBQ food
  • Braybrook has a licensed café, but breath tests apply before racing
  • Ace Karts is cashless and needs an adult to sign for drivers under 18
  • Braybrook charges newcomers a once-off membership fee and asks 14 to 17 year olds for photo ID

Frequently Asked Questions About Go Karts

Which western suburbs go-kart track is indoors?

Karting Madness Braybrook. Ace Karts in Albion is an outdoor circuit that keeps running in the rain.

Can we race at night in Melbourne's west?

Yes. Ace Karts floodlights its Albion circuit and stays open until 11pm Thursday to Saturday, and until 9pm earlier in the week.

How many drivers does a private race in the western suburbs need?

Ace Karts needs at least 15 for an Exclusive Race, while group packages at Karting Madness Braybrook need eight.

Can young children take the wheel at either western track?

Both cater for kids. Ace Karts has Rookie Karts for six to 11 and twin-seaters carrying passengers from four, and Braybrook has electric minis for four to eight and rookie karts for eight to 13.