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KartSport Bay of Plenty
Track Karting
North Island
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KartSport Bay of Plenty

Sealed kart circuit, Tauranga region

Venue type

Track Karting

Track length

725 m full configuration; 465 m short configuration

Corners

Direction

Both / Reversible

Region

North Island

Simplified track layout diagram
Before you go
  • Getting there

    Directions & Parking

    The public are very welcome to come and watch the racing and find out all there is to know about karting.

  • What to bring

    Gate Entry & Tips

    Free for spectators — the public are welcome to watch. Racer fees: $60 members / $70 non-members per race day

  • Staying nearby

    Camping & Accommodation

    Not specified by the venue — check directly with KartSport Bay of Plenty

  • For racers

    Facilities & Pit Access

    Pit area; clubrooms (membership info on site)

Location & Contact

Everything you need to find the track, get hold of the organisers, or plan your visit.

  • Address

    154 Alley Rd

  • Owner / Operator

    KartSport Bay of Plenty

  • Contact

    damdansam@hotmail.com

  • Website

    https://www.bopkartclub.org.nz

KartSport Bay of Plenty
154 Alley Rd
-37.78474
176.27803

Frequently Asked Questions

Got a question about racing or spectating here? Get in touch with NZShift at hello@nzshift.co.nz

  • How long is the KartSport Bay of Plenty track?

    The full track configuration is 725m, with a shorter 465m configuration also available. It's 'B' rated in two directions and 'D' rated in two directions, with two magnetic timing strips.

  • How much does it cost to race at KartSport Bay of Plenty?

    Race fees are $60 for members ($50 for additional family members) or $70 for non-members. A Day Licence is $50 and transponder hire is $20.

  • What time do club days start at KartSport Bay of Plenty?

    Gates open at 7am, with scrutineering and registration 7:45-8:45am, drivers briefing at 8:45am, tuning runs at 9am, and racing starting around 9:50am.

  • Can spectators watch at KartSport Bay of Plenty?

    Yes — the public are very welcome to come and watch the racing and find out about the sport.