Go Karting Liverpool

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Special Offer!

Post race, half a pizza and a beer just £10 each

The Highlights

900m track with corners, tunnels, hairpin turns
2 x flat-out 125m straights to compete on
Honda engines & lightweight chassis

What Goes Down

Arrive, and get kitted up before the safety briefing
You'll have 5 warm-up laps to get used to
The 900m track and Honda engine-powered karts
So slam your foot down and enjoy some pure speed
You'll have banked corners, tunnels, hairpin turns
And two flat-out 125m straights to compete on
Heats to determine starting grid positions
Then a semi-final and a grand final
There'll be a podium award presentation for the winners

Duration

2 - 3 hrs depending on group size.

Group Size

Minimum of 8 stags.

Availability

All year round.

Equipment

Helmets & race suits.

Seasonal

No.

Dress Code

Loose clothing & trainers.

Why Groups Rate This

Go karting in Liverpool gives you 900m of track in which to rev your engines, slam your foot down, and enjoy some pure, unrestrained speed. For both petrol heads and captain slows alike, go karting is one of the best, most popular choices for a stag party, letting lads enjoy some pants-wetting fast, furious motoring action, putting both their abilities and nerves to the test on a course that pushes you and the karts to their absolute limit.

You'll be racing in our fleet of modern, race-ready karts, each with a lightweight chassis and a Honda engine. The award-winning track itself is amongst the best in the north-west, with outdoor sections, banked corners, tunnels, hairpin turns and two flat-out 125m straights to compete on.

All little boys grow up dreaming of fast cars and racing driving, but it's only a select few that ever get beyond the race-car bed stage - and with StagWeb's go karting in Liverpool, you and the lads will be able to count yourselves amongst them. Sure, it's not Formula One, but as you're speeding around the track just two inches off of the ground in desperate pursuit of that podium place, you'll be hard-pressed to remember you're not Michael Schumacher.