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Clear allGo-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:

Karting Madness Braybrook. Ace Karts in Albion is an outdoor circuit that keeps running in the rain.
Yes. Ace Karts floodlights its Albion circuit and stays open until 11pm Thursday to Saturday, and until 9pm earlier in the week.
Ace Karts needs at least 15 for an Exclusive Race, while group packages at Karting Madness Braybrook need eight.
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.