K1 Circuit - Outdoor Go Kart Track and Event Venue - Winchester, California

Ben C.

Escuche la noticia de este nuevo lugar! en cuanto abran, estare ahi con mis amigos para ser de los primeros en experimentar calidad, velocidad y adrenalina juntos!

German

Alguien sabe cuando abre ? Fecha aproximada ?

Sean P. C.

Came here with Family for track day.

K1 outdoors did not disappoint.

Need to buy the annual pass along with your track day session.

We chose the Bronze $49.50 annual pass.

We also did the 2 / session at $75.00

Cannot wear a hoodie must have long sleeve.

You can bring your own dot approved helmet with gloves.

Otherwise you need to wear the jump suit.

Sessions lasted about 8-10 minutes....

Great place to enjoy with family or friends.
Or even corporate events.

Will be back once the facilities are complete.

Staff said by mid February....

Stop by im sure you won't be disappointed...

Stu C.

This track is a serious step up from the indoor K1 tracks! If you're into go-karting and feel comfortable behind the wheel, you'll love it here. However, I wouldn't recommend it for beginners or anyone who's only been in a go-kart a handful of times. This is a proper, high-speed track, and the team knows it because before they let you unlock the higher speed of the karts, you’ll need at least five races under your belt. They start you around 50mph, and after your first five races, they crank it up to 65mph. **NOTE: you can not run in any of their competitions if you don't do five races at that track. No other K1 experience is acceptable. If you have a go-karting license that counts.

The track configurations are super cool, and the overall experience is absolutely worth it. I drove 90 miles each way on a Wednesday night, and I’d do it again without hesitation. The staff is friendly and laid-back, similar to what you'd find at K1 indoor locations.

While the clubhouse isn’t finished yet, it already looks like it’s going to be awesome, and I can’t wait to see it when it’s complete. This place is fantastic, and I’m definitely coming back!

Dominique C.

K1 Winchester is a heck of a facility and we really enjoyed our visit. The OTL electric karts are a step above most concession e-karts and a joy to drive. While the power output is tied to licensing (you have to qualify for additional power levels) the base speed (bronze) is more than enough for most concession kart patrons. We got to drive the level 2 (silver) and it was reminiscent of 100cc TAG, and was good for 50-60mph with plenty of torque and powerful front brakes.

The facility is lovely and still under construction. The main building will offer food and other amenities when done, which seemed relatively imminent ( as of Jan 2025). The track caters to both recreational arrive and drive patrons as well as owner karters, and is open 7 days a week.

I've raced a lot, at some of the finest tracks in the country and this one will undoubtedly come to be regarded as highly as places like AMP, Trackhouse, PITT Race, etc. In its full configuration it is a world-class layout.

The staff was great and the operation, while very professional, was relatively low key and unhurried. We came on a weekday and I am told it gets very busy on the weekends.

This is a fabulous place and I highly recommend it to karting enthusiasts of all levels!

Edit: came back for a second visit Feb 2025 to get some serious track time. We came on a Monday and ran 12 heats. We had the track to ourselves, for the most part.

Again, the staff was great and very helpful. Isaac, the mechanic, gave us some pointers and helped us with strategies for a couple of the trickier corners, which was very kind. Really enjoyed the lapping and hope to be back again.

For the experienced racers... yes the tires are very hard and quite noisy, but the grip level is adequate and it's very drivable. There's quite a bit of push but it makes for an interesting challenge. I am told that 33.9 is current best for silver, with 34s being where you'd want to land, competitively. I think most arrive and drive patrons would be posting 36-38 on silver initially. It takes a bit to figure out where you want to be flat.

Ricardo M.

K1 Circuit just opened up. I was super excited to go. Its at a great location and has some amazing view of the hills in the background. Go Karts was electric and fast. The staff were super cool and super helpful. I recommend going here if you’re looking for a thrill.

You do have to pay for a one time annual pass of $50 and you pay for the races. So if its your first time coming here, it is a little pricey at first, but if you plan on coming here multiple times it makes sense to do 2 races for $75. Each race is 8 minutes long which is equivalent to 4-5 laps.

Travis M.

Great Spot, great team there, and they work in sync together. Service was great, the karts definitely take a continuous beating daily, so I have to say they're truly good for what they are for daily use. Completely different from the indoor karts so be ready and pay attention!

Rifat Z.

Went on Sunday morning and got there right when they opened at 9 am. We were advised to go early to avoid long wait times. You have to pay for a race license and start off with bronze. It’s $49 + you pay for how many sessions you want to do. We opted for the 3 sessions which was an additional $105. They give you a tshirt, head sock, and you can use their race suits and helmets if you don’t have your own. We wore long sleeve shirts, long pants, and sneakers so didn’t have to wear them. I brought my own helmet so didn’t use theirs but the loaners they had looked decent.

You start off watching a 7 minute video on how to’s, do’s, and don’ts. Then wait for your name to get called. Walk over to where the karts are lined up. They assign you to go kart number. Get seated, wait for them to tell you “visors down”, and roll out. The sessions are 8 minutes long each. We noticed that a decent lap time for the karts we drove was between 35-38 seconds.

All the same flags apply as they do on the race track. Yellow, red, blue etc. they wave a white flag when you have one lap left the checkered when it’s time to end your session. The lap times get posted to the monitors by the lockers and they also get emailed to you.

We did notice that some of the karts are faster than others. When I asked what the deal was they said you have to do 5 sessions with bronze license / karts first. Then you upgrade to Silver race license by paying the difference. The silver karts are faster. Do 5 sessions which then allows you to go up to the gold license. Faster karts again. Do 10 sessions with the gold speed / license which finally unlocks your access to pro which are the fastest karts.

As of the day I went which was November 17th 2024 the place had only been open for 1 month. They had no food, water, or snacks for sale so make sure to bring your own. It also can be very sunny so bring a hat. They have small lockers you can use to put some stuff in as well. Over all great experience. My neck was a bit stiff the day after and ribs felt sore.