Karting tracks in Sevilla

Seville has three karting circuits, and unusually, two of them are located within the city itself. It's one of the few large cities in Spain where you can go karting without using the main road.

Karting Pino Montano, north of the city, has a verified 470-meter track, and Karting Marineda Sevilla is the only indoor circuit in the province. Between them, they cover the urban track plan: short sessions, no travel required, and, in the case of the indoor track, no dependence on the 45-degree heat of July, which in Seville is no exaggeration.

The third one is something else entirely. Karting Sevilla, in Alcalá del Río, about fifteen kilometers north of the capital, has a 1,500-meter verified track and two circuits: it's the longest track in the province and one of the longest in Andalusia. Anyone looking for serious racing, not just a half-hour of leisure, should go there.

That division—two short urban tracks and one long one on the outskirts—is quite representative of how karting works in a big city: the local track thrives on frequency, and the one on the outskirts relies on voluntary travel.

All three offer two-seater karts and children's karts, so none of them immediately exclude those traveling with children or someone who doesn't want to drive. We haven't published the track length for Karting Marineda because we haven't been able to verify it.

Every track in Sevilla

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

• Karting Marineda SevillaSevilla
• Karting Pino MontanoSevilla470 m
• Karting SevillaAlcalá del Río1500 m