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Losail Circuit Sports Club has announced a change in schedule during the holy month of Ramadan for its outdoor Karting and Mini Moto track, which started last May and will continue until July 1.
Karting and Mini Moto are popular outdoor activities among youth particularly during the lively nights of Ramadan, attracting a daily average of 120 people each weekend.
The track will be open from 8:30pm to 11:30pm with registration closing at 11pm.
For karting, the minimum age is 15 years and any participant under the age of 18 needs permission signed by a legal guardian. For the Mini Moto track, participants should bring their own bike and safety equipment. During Ramadan, the facility will be open on June 9-10, 16-17, 23-24, 31 and July 1. Each 15-minute session is priced at QR100, while the helmet mask is available for a non-refundable fee of QR15.
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