Karting tracks in Zaragoza

Zaragoza has four circuits, and one of them is by far the longest track in the entire directory: the Circuito Internacional de Zuera, with 1,699 verified meters and two lanes. It's not just a rental karting with aspirations; it's an international competition facility that has hosted top-level events, and that puts it in a different league compared to almost everything else listed here.

That presence explains much of the rest. Around a circuit like this, there's usually a community of enthusiasts, schools, and people who race their own karts, and the province has more options than its population would suggest. The Circuito de Mozota, south of the capital, has two tracks. The Circuito La Torre Karting is located in the city of Zaragoza itself, outdoors. And Karting Indoor Plaza, also in the capital, is the only indoor circuit in the province.

That contrast is what's most useful when choosing. If you're looking for serious riding, Zuera; if you want a session with friends without leaving the city and without being dependent on the weather, the indoor track at Plaza; and if you want something in between and outdoors, La Torre or Mozota.

Three of the four tracks are outdoors, and two offer children's karts. Zaragoza city is one of the few urban centers in Spain with two circuits within its municipal boundaries, which in practice means that karting here doesn't necessarily require going out onto the road.

We did not publish the length of the route for three of the four because we were unable to confirm it. The Zuera route has been verified and serves as the reference point for the province.

Every track in Zaragoza

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

• Circuito La Torre KartingZaragoza
• Karting Indoor PlazaZaragoza
• Circuito Internacional de ZueraZuera1699 m
• Circuito de MozotaMozota