Karting tracks in Cádiz

Tracks: 3
Towns: 3
Longest layout: 1600 m

Cadiz has three circuits and among them there is one of the most marked contrasts in the directory: two of the longest tracks in Spain and one of the shortest, all three in the same province.

Karting KR24 Sanlúcar, in Sanlúcar de Barrameda, has a verified track length of 1,600 meters, and Karting KR24 Conil, in Conil de la Frontera, has 1,300 meters. Both belong to the same brand and cover opposite ends of the Cádiz coast: the north near the mouth of the Guadalquivir River and the south on the way to Vejer. These are serious track lengths, the kind that can't be completed in just two laps.

At the other end of the spectrum is Karting Jerez, also known as Racing Dakart Jerez, with a 400-meter track: the only indoor circuit in the province. The comparison isn't entirely fair because they're different things—a 400-meter indoor track is a technical track, not a speed track—but it does explain what each is for. If you want serious track time, go for the KR24; if you want a session with friends without worrying about the weather and just ten minutes from the center of Jerez, go for the indoor track.

The fact that the province's only indoor circuit is located in Jerez makes sense: it is the motor city of Andalusia, with a world-class speed circuit and a fan base that is not seasonal.

What remains uncovered is the Bay of Cádiz itself—Cádiz city, San Fernando, Puerto Real—and the Campo de Gibraltar. Those in Algeciras or La Línea have the nearest circuit quite a distance away, and it's probably more worthwhile to look towards Málaga.

Every track in Cádiz

The order changes every day, so no track is always first or always last.

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