Go karting in Delhi NCR is easier to organise than most people assume, because the tracks are spread around the region rather than clustered in one place. There are six circuits in the F9 network alone: four in Gurgaon, one on the Murthal road north of Delhi, and one private-hire ground near Baghpat. Whichever side of the city you start from, one of them is a sensible drive.

This guide covers where each circuit is, what it costs on a weekday and a weekend, and how to choose between them. All prices include 18% GST.

Go karting in Delhi NCR: the six circuits

Each circuit is a different length, which is the single most useful thing to compare. A lap on a 450 m track and a lap on a 1,050 m track are not the same product, even at a similar price.

Sector 17/18 Link Road, Gurgaon — 450 m

The shortest and most central circuit, a few kilometres from Iffco Chowk. Weekday 16, 22 and 34 lap sessions at ₹700, ₹800 and ₹1,100. Weekend 11, 18 and 35 minute sessions at ₹800, ₹1,200 and ₹2,100. Six-kart group blocks from ₹6,600. Sector 17/18 details.

Sector 59, Gurgaon — 850 m

The group venue. Weekday 10 and 15 laps at ₹900 and ₹1,100; weekend 15 and 30 minutes at ₹1,100 and ₹2,100. More paddock space, which matters when half the group is waiting its turn. Sector 59 details.

Sector 68, Gurgaon — 1,050 m

The longest circuit in the network. Weekday 10 and 15 laps at ₹900 and ₹1,100; weekend 12, 15 and 30 minutes at ₹1,100, ₹1,200 and ₹2,200. Group blocks of 12 karts at ₹21,000 or ₹35,500 and 20 karts at ₹32,000 or ₹52,000. Sector 68 details.

Dwarka Expressway, Sector 88B — 900 m

The western circuit, and the one that makes sense if you are coming from Dwarka, Palam or Bijwasan rather than central Gurgaon. Same rate card as Sector 68, including the 12 and 20 kart group blocks. Dwarka Expressway details.

GT Karnal Road, Bhigan — 950 m

On the Murthal side, north of Delhi. Weekday 12 and 18 laps at ₹900 and ₹1,100; weekend 12, 18 and 30 minutes at ₹900, ₹1,200 and ₹2,000. The natural choice if you are combining karting with a long drive and a meal. GT Karnal Road details.

Baghpat — 1,250 m, private hire only

Not sold by the lap or the minute. Baghpat is a full-ground hire for drifting, filming and events: ₹1,50,000 for a full day, or ₹75,000 for five hours. Baghpat details.

Weekday against weekend

Every circuit prices Saturday, Sunday and public holidays above weekdays. The gap is not small. At Sector 17/18, a weekday 16-lap session is ₹700; the weekend equivalent starts at ₹800 for 11 minutes. At Sector 68, the weekday entry is ₹900 for 10 laps and the weekend entry is ₹1,100 for 12 minutes.

Therefore, if your group can move the plan to a weekday, do it. You pay less and you get a clearer track, because the weekend crowd is spread across the same number of karts.

Which circuit from where you are

• South Delhi, Saket, Vasant Kunj: Sector 17/18 is the shortest run, straight down NH-48 to Iffco Chowk and onto the Link Road.
• Dwarka, Janakpuri, airport side: Dwarka Expressway, without crossing the middle of Gurgaon.
• Central and north Delhi: GT Karnal Road on the Murthal side, or Sector 68 if you are already heading to Golf Course Extension.
• Noida and Ghaziabad: Baghpat is the closest private-hire ground; for a standard session, Sector 68 via the expressway is usually the practical option.
• Gurgaon city: Sector 17/18 for a quick run, Sector 59 for a group, Sector 68 for the longest lap.

Drive times are the part people underestimate. From south Delhi, Gurgaon is typically forty minutes outside peak hours and considerably more at rush hour. From north Delhi to GT Karnal Road, the run is short in distance but the highway sets the pace, so an early start is worth more than a fast car.

Planning a trip across the region

Three practical notes before you commit to a circuit in another city.

• Check the format before the price. A 10-lap session on a 1,050 m track and a 16-lap session on a 450 m track can cost the same and feel completely different.
• Ask about group blocks if you are more than six. Blocks put your whole party on track together, which a set of individual tickets does not.
• Confirm the minimum age and height for the circuit you pick, since it differs by kart fleet rather than by city.

Is it worth driving out for the longer circuit?

Yes, if the session is the point of the trip. A 1,050 m circuit rewards a driver who has been on a kart before: there is time to build speed, a real braking zone, and enough lap length to find a rhythm. If you are bringing four people who have never driven, the 450 m circuit is the better venue and the shorter drive is a bonus.

What a first visit should cost

For two people on a weekday, budget ₹1,600 to ₹2,200 across the network, which covers the shortest two sessions at most circuits. On a weekend, the same pair pays ₹1,600 to ₹4,200 depending on the circuit and how long they drive. Groups of six start at ₹6,600 for a six-kart block and groups of twelve at ₹21,000.

Making a day of the drive

The circuits that sit outside the city are the ones worth building an afternoon around. GT Karnal Road is on the Murthal route, so a karting session fits naturally between a late breakfast on the highway and the drive back. The Baghpat ground works the same way for a group that wants the track to itself, though at a full-day rate rather than a per-session one.

For the Gurgaon circuits, the day is easier to split: drive, race, eat. Sector 68 puts you close to the Golf Course Extension restaurant belt, and Sector 17/18 is a short hop from the older market side of the city. The mistake is trying to fit two distant circuits into one afternoon; the drive between Dwarka Expressway and GT Karnal Road is more than an hour on a good day.

Before you set out

• Confirm the circuit you are going to — F9 runs six, and two of them are on the same side of Gurgaon.
• Confirm the session format, because laps and minutes are not interchangeable.
• Carry closed shoes for everyone driving, including the person who insists they will only watch.
• Allow for the drive home; a long session plus a highway run in the evening is more tiring than it sounds.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the closest go karting to Delhi?

From most of Delhi, GT Karnal Road on the Murthal side is the shortest highway run, while Sector 17/18 is the closest once you are in Gurgaon. Traffic decides it more than distance does.

How much does go karting cost in Delhi NCR?

From ₹700 for a weekday 16-lap session at Sector 17/18 to ₹2,200 for a 30-minute weekend run at Sector 68. Group blocks run from ₹6,600 for six karts to ₹52,000 for twenty.

Do the tracks run at night?

Ask the circuit directly about the slot you want. Session timing depends on the venue, and it is worth confirming before you drive across the city.

Can we hire a whole track?

Yes. Baghpat is private hire only: ₹1,50,000 for a full day or ₹75,000 for five hours. The other circuits sell kart blocks rather than the entire track.

Where to go next

All six circuits are compared side by side on the tracks page. For a celebration, see the birthday party formats, and for a group booking send the details through the contact page. For directions, open F9 Go Karting on Google Maps.

Prices are the published F9 rate cards, inclusive of 18% GST, checked in October 2026.