Where this data comes from

Every detail in a listing comes from what the track itself publishes: its website, its contact page or its official profiles. If only a third party says it — an aggregator, a listing site or a map — it is not published.

Nothing is automated: a person opens each listing, compares it with its source and signs it off with the date of that review, which is the date shown on the listing. We check:

• The phone number, including those that only appear on the contact page or behind a messaging link.
• The web address, following the redirects to see where it really ends up.
• The postal address and the town.
• The track type and, when the track publishes it, the length of the circuit.
• The amenities the track itself advertises.

We do not publish photographs of the tracks: they are the work of whoever took them and we have no right to reproduce them.

We also do not publish prices, minute-by-minute opening hours, reviews or ratings. Prices and availability are given to you by the track when you call, since it is the one that can commit to them.

If, while reviewing a listing, something does not match its source — a phone number that does not answer, a dead website, a name that has changed — that listing is not published until it can be confirmed. We would rather have fewer tracks and have the ones that are here be right.

It is removed. A closed track in a directory is the quickest way to make someone waste a trip.

Through the contact form or by writing to info@gokarting.es. Corrections are handled as a priority, and removals the same day.