K1 Speed Toronto

Indoor electric go-kart track at K1 Speed Toronto
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Indoor electric kart racing with competitive friends, older children or teens. This Place draft was checked on August 30, 2026. Recheck details that can change before publication.

Address75 Carl Hall Road Unit 9, North York
Best forIndoor electric kart racing with competitive friends, older children or teens
CostOne race was $32.50, plus a mandatory $9.50 annual track licence, before tax when checked.

Our honest take

The indoor electric track is active, fast and not affected by rain.

The first race is expensive after the licence fee, waits can stretch the visit and height rules exclude some people.

Plan the visit

Transit: Use Line 1 toward Downsview Park, then complete the trip by bus, walking or a short ride. Driving is easier in heavy rain.

Access: Ask about the entrance, viewing area and transfer into a kart before paying. The driving activity has physical and height requirements.

Hours and timing: Reservations can be made up to seven days ahead. Junior races stop after 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Check live hours and waivers.

Check the official visitor information

Frequently asked questions

How tall do you need to be for K1 Speed Toronto?

Junior karts require at least 48 inches. Adult karts require 58 inches.

Can junior and adult karts race together?

No. The venue runs junior and adult karts separately.

How much is one race?

One race was $32.50, plus a mandatory $9.50 annual licence and tax, when checked.

Do I need a reservation?

Walk-ins are possible, but a reservation helps when timing matters. The venue accepts reservations up to seven days ahead.

Do I need a waiver?

Yes. Complete the current waiver and check guardian rules before racing.