Go-karts & pit bikes
The kart track sits inside the Masaryk Circuit complex, a few dozen metres from the main track. No booking and no experience needed — turn up, put on a helmet and go. It is the quickest way to race your family or your colleagues at the circuit.
The track and the karts
The track is 423 metres long and wide enough for overtaking and tactics — it is not a follow-the-leader layout. The karts are 270 cc machines that surprise most people who think of karting as a fairground ride.
The site has a large car park, a covered shelter, a refreshment machine and toilets. Karts and helmets are disinfected after every run; a balaclava under the helmet is required and can be bought on site or brought with you.
Who it is for
Children are allowed from 12 years of age and 160 cm in height. Younger riders are better served by the minibike academy at the circuit. Karting is physically harder than it looks — expect your arms and neck to complain after a few laps.
Individual runs are not booked: during opening hours you simply turn up. Reservations are only taken for private events — hiring the track and the karts for an hour or more, which is the option for company outings, birthdays and stag or hen parties.
Combining it with a stay
Karting is the perfect complement to anything tied to a fixed date: a public track day, a course at the Polygon or a race weekend. You do it whenever it suits you and lose no time travelling — the track is in the same complex as the hotel.
During bigger events and races the kart track can be closed, so it is worth checking availability in the kart track calendar or with our reception.
Where to arrange it
- Masaryk Circuit kart track ↗ — opening hours, prices and the track calendar
- Karts and pit bikes overview ↗ — what the track offers
- Book a stay at GRID Hotel — accommodation inside the circuit complex
Source: the operator’s official website. Dates, prices and conditions may change — always check them with the organiser before booking.
What to try next
MotoGP — Grand Prix of Czechia
The fastest weekend of the year right outside the hotel windows. Grandstands, paddock and the main straight are minutes away on foot — no queues, no parking hunt. Tickets and programme on the official site.
Find out more → 4.1Public track days
Your own car or bike on the Masaryk Circuit. Twenty-five minutes on the track where MotoGP races — with the hotel a few dozen metres from registration.
Find out more → 4.3Riding school at the Masaryk Circuit
Six courses, from beginners to wheelie training. Practice on the skid pad, then 5.4 km of asphalt praised by MotoGP riders — with instructors who send you home a better rider.
Find out more →