Karting tracks in Valencia

Tracks: 6
Towns: 6
Longest layout: 1428 m

Of the provinces with six or more circuits, Valencia has the longest average track layouts. And there's a reason for that: karting here wasn't built around beach tourism, but around motorsports. Cheste, with the Circuit Ricardo Tormo, is the center of an area where the passion for both two and four wheels has deep roots, resulting in facilities designed for racing, not for entertaining a group for half an hour.

The clearest example is the Kartódromo Internacional Lucas Guerrero in Chiva, with a verified 1,428 meters: the longest track in the province and one of the longest in Spain. A few kilometers away, in Cheste, is Fast Circuit Valencia, with 1,000 meters. Both are located along the A-3 highway, half an hour from the capital, and together they cater to those looking for a proper racing circuit.

The Aspar Circuit in Guadassuar, with 850 meters and two tracks, is another recognizable name: it bears the surname of Jorge Martínez Aspar, world motorcycle champion, and functions as a competition facility as well as being open to the public. Karting Las Palmeras in Sueca, with 900 meters and two tracks, serves the Ribera Baixa and Albufera areas.

For those who prefer not to leave the metropolitan area, Karting Racing Dakart Valencia, in Burjassot, is the only indoor track in the province, measuring 550 meters. It's an option available any day and at any time of year, which is no small feat in a province with summers like this. And Karting La Pobla, in La Pobla de Vallbona, covers the Camp de Túria region.

Of the six circuits, we have confirmed lengths for five, which is a high proportion and reflects the fact that several of them publish their technical data: when a circuit takes its layout seriously, it shares it. We prefer not to speculate on the length of the missing circuit.

Every track in Valencia

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

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