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Losail Circuit Sports Club has announced the opening of its outdoor karting and Mini Moto track for this summer.
This outdoor activity hopes to encourage more young locals and expats to participate in these weekend events lined up for them and give them the chance to discover the fun and thrill of karting starting this month and continuing all through Ramadan. The venue will be open starting May 12 and will take place every Thursday and Friday until July 1 from 18:30 to 22:30, after which the track will close until further notice.
Ramadan timings for this event will be from 20:30 to 23:30
For both the activities, the registration will be done directly at the venue, at the VIP Car Park of the Losail International Circuit.
For karting, the minimum age is 15 years old and any participant under the age of 18 needs permission signed by a legal guardian for the activity. To take part in the karting it is compulsory to bring a helmet along for safety reasons. If not available, the circuit can provide you one upon availability.
For the Mini Moto track, any participant should bring their own bike and safety equipment.
A 15 minute session will cost QR100, and a helmet mask will be available as per availability for a non-refundable fee of QR15.
A cafeteria service will be provided at the VIP car park and the Paddock restaurant for the convenience of participants and guests.
SCHEDULE
May: 12, 13, 19, 20, 26, 27
June: 2, 3
Ramadan timings (20.30-23.30)
June: 9, 10, 16, 17, 23, 24, 30
July: 1
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