Karting tracks in Valladolid

Valladolid has two karting circuits: Karting San Pablo, in the capital itself, and Karting Tordesillas, in the municipality of the same name, about thirty kilometers southwest next to the A-6.

Having a racetrack within the city limits is less common than it seems: most Spanish capitals of this size don't have a track within their municipal boundaries and require you to go out onto the road. Karting San Pablo offers two-seater karts and children's karts, so it covers the family's needs without having to travel far.

The Tordesillas kart track is located at a major transport hub—A-6, A-62, and the exit towards Zamora and Salamanca—and serves both local and through traffic. It features two-seater karts and a track.

Both are outdoor circuits, and there are no indoor ones in the entire province. On the northern plateau, that means something concrete: between December and February, your plans depend on the day, and in July and August it's best to choose times when the sun is less intense.

We haven't been able to verify the track length of either circuit, so we're not publishing any figures. It's the most glaring gap in this province's track history, and we prefer to acknowledge it rather than fill it: on a circuit, the length is the piece of information most people look at and the one most easily misrepresented.

Every track in Valladolid

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

• Karting TordesillasTordesillas
• Karting San PabloValladolid