A Guide To Mombasa Go-Kart

Mombasa Go-Kart is where to give young people a Karting treat. Also called Go-Kart, this is a track racing event with small rear engine, four-wheeled cars. It is where motor sport starts and is considered as the little brother of track races, which is now growing in popularity.

Karting is a track racing event with small, rear-engined, 4 wheeled vehicles. Many rally and formula drivers started with karting, notably Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton. It is suitable for all age groups but you must be at least 10 years old and 1.47 mts (4 ft 6 in) to race at full speed (for those who don’t qualify the kart’s maximum speed can be reduced to 10 km/hr). Helmets are mandatory and are provided at no additional cost. There is a computer controlled timing system which provides pilots with their lap times displayed on a monitor in the pit area.

The Track

The concrete track is about 500 mts long and 5 mts wide. A maximum of 14 go karts are allowed on the track. A 20 KVA floodlit system enables night racing.

The Karts

kart Engine: Honda GX-200 Capacity: 200ccs, 6.5 HP, 4 stroke
Max.speed: 66 km/hr, rpm 4,000
Wheelbase 1.2 mts
Weight 130 kgs

Bar And Restaurant

Enjoy a drink whilst watching the action below or have a meal at the Galana restaurant. We have a snack menu including soups, salads, samosas, sandwiches, burgers plus a variety of grilled steaks, chicken or fish and nyama choma (BBQ), all at reasonable prices

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Mombasa Go-Kart Contacts

Attraction Type: Special Interest
Category: Special Event
Region: Coast
City / Town: Mombasa
Road / Street: Malindi Road
Telephone: 254 721 485247
Email: casanova@mombasa-gokart.com
Website: http://www.mombasa-gokart.com/
Entrance Fee: Yes

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