Hours: Wednesday-Sunday 9:00am-5:30pm. (Public Karting starts at 11:00am on Saturdays).
Closed Monday and Tuesday.

Track

Racing Track

With up to 15 turns, the layout is designed so that horsepower can be an advantage at the south end; longer straights and hard braking corners allowing for maximum passing zones, while the north end is very technical rewarding the pilots with the best driving skills.

PGP Motorsports Park has lots of subtle elevation changes and unique characteristics combined with multiple configurations. Arrive and Drives, Corporate Entertainment, 4- Stroke Karting Practice Days… you name it, we have you covered!

PGP Motorsports Park has also been designed so that multiple activities can take place at any one time with events running simultaneously on both the North and South Sprint Courses.

Racing Track

Corner Details

The Roller Coaster

Late apex and stay mid-track on the exit of the first turn. Stay tight inside on the second curb. Ideally you want to mid-apex the second and third turns in this series.

Racing Track Corner

The Lightbulb

Use light braking on entry and position yourself for a late-apex into this decreasing radius corner. Maintaining good exit speed is crucial.

Racing Track Corner

Top of the World

Go fast, take chances

Racing Track Corner

The Bus Stop

Take as straight of a line as possible. Stay tight to the curbs and stay on the throttle throughout.

Racing Track Corner

Turn 7 and 6

Be hard on the brakes going in. Stay tight on the exit of turn 7 to set up for a mid-apex on turn 6.

Racing Track Corner

Turn 5 and 4

Be light on the brakes into turn 5. Stay tight inside on the exit in order to late apex turn 4. This is crucial for momentum onto the back straightaway.

Racing Track Corner

Turn 3

Utilize hard braking before entry. Pick a braking mark and stick with it. Be quick back to the throttle with a semi-late apex

Racing Track Corner

Turn 2

Lift on entry. Ignore the first apex curb and stay mid-track. Focus should be on a late apex on the second set of curbing. Hug the inside on exit

Racing Track Corner

Turn 1

Start as wide as possible. Tiny lift before turn-in. Focus on a semi-late apex.

Racing Track Corner