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The electric track climbs over three storeys indoors, so it is the one karting option that works in August.
It is an FIA-certified outdoor circuit ten minutes from the airport, with a separate junior track so kids are not dodging adults.
You lap 270cc karts on a floodlit outdoor track inside the F1 circuit, and it stays open until midnight.
It is a 290m electric track inside an air-conditioned theme park, so you can fit a race between rollercoasters.
The track floor is a projection game: you hit power-ups and fire at other karts mid-race without wearing a headset.
You get both a 1.2 km outdoor circuit and a 620 m indoor track under one roof, so kids and adults can race the same evening.
It has banked corners on a 1 km track, and you can pair a session with a pistol or rifle range lane at the same club.
It is an indoor electric track with a double-track layout, so it runs quiet and cool even in August.
It is a 1.26 km track out in the Al Badayer dunes, so you can combine karting with buggies or quads at the same stop.
At 1.6 km and fully floodlit, it is one of the longest kart tracks in the region, with several layouts that change how it drives.
It is the only outdoor kart circuit in RAK, a 1.2 km track with the Hajar mountains as the backdrop and six kart classes from 5 HP to 22 HP.
The electric track has a slippery surface built for drifting, with a laser tag arena next to it.