Go karting in Sonipat comes down to two options, and they are not the same product. One is a theme park on GT Karnal Road where the karts are a single stop on a much bigger ticket. The other is a dedicated 950-metre circuit at Bhigan, twelve and a half kilometres from Sonipat city, where the karting is the entire reason to be there.
Search for go karting in Sonipat and the theme park dominates the results. That is fair — it is a good day out for a family with small children. But if you are a group of adults, a college batch, an office team or a birthday party that wants the track rather than the water park, the dedicated circuit is the closer and more useful answer, and almost nobody writes about it.
Track 04 is 12.5 km from Sonipat city
Our GT Karnal Road circuit sits at Bhigan, just off the highway between Murthal and Ganaur. From Sonipat city the road distance is 12.5 km and the drive takes about fourteen minutes. From Murthal it is 8.3 km. From Ganaur, 11.9 km. Kundli is the longest local trip at 24 km, and Panipat is 38.4 km — about thirty-one minutes on the highway.
| Starting point | Track 04, Bhigan (950 m) | Nearest F9 circuit in Gurgaon |
|---|---|---|
| Sonipat city | 12.5 km / 14 min | 75.2 km / 71 min (Track 01) |
| Murthal | 8.3 km / 11 min | 81.1 km / 80 min (Track 01) |
| Kundli | 24.0 km / 23 min | 61.9 km / 63 min (Track 01) |
| Ganaur | 11.9 km / 14 min | 94.3 km / 89 min (Track 01) |
| Panipat | 38.4 km / 31 min | 120.8 km / 107 min (Track 01) |
Put those two columns side by side and the decision makes itself. For anyone living in Sonipat district, the Gurgaon circuits are a two-and-a-half-hour round trip on a good day. The Bhigan circuit is a quarter of an hour. There is no version of the plan where the drive to Gurgaon is worth it from here, and we run both.
What 950 metres feels like
Nine hundred and fifty metres is a proper lap. Only Sector 68, at 1,050 m, is longer, and that is a Gurgaon address — so for Sonipat this is the longest lap within a quarter of an hour’s drive. A lap gives you a straight long enough to commit, corners that punish a bad entry, and enough distance that a mistake costs you time rather than ending the lap.

Because the circuit is outdoors and tarmac, the surface changes with the weather. A cold November morning gives you a track that takes two or three laps to come to you. A hot afternoon is grippier and faster. That is part of the point of outdoor karting, and it is why a second visit rarely feels like the first.
What go karting in Sonipat costs
Every figure below is from the circuit’s own rate card and includes 18% GST. Weekdays are sold in laps and weekends in minutes, so compare the two formats before you compare the numbers. The card is also published on the GT Karnal Road circuit page.
| Day | Session | Price per person |
|---|---|---|
| Weekday | 12 laps | ₹900 |
| Weekday | 18 laps | ₹1,100 |
| Weekend and holidays | 12 minutes | ₹900 |
| Weekend and holidays | 18 minutes | ₹1,200 |
| Weekend and holidays | 30 minutes | ₹2,000 |
Twelve laps of a 950 m circuit is 11.4 km of driving. Eighteen laps is 17.1 km. On a weekday, the eighteen-lap card at ₹1,100 is the better buy per lap: ₹61 a lap against ₹75 on the twelve-lap card. If you have driven before, take the longer one.
What ten people pay
Track 04 does not publish a multi-kart block the way Sector 68 and Sector 88B do, so a group buys sessions per person. That makes the arithmetic simple, and it is worth doing before you call.
- Ten people, weekday, eighteen laps each: ₹11,000 in total.
- Ten people, weekend, eighteen minutes each: ₹12,000 in total.
- Ten people, weekend, thirty minutes each: ₹20,000 in total.
- Twenty people, weekday, twelve laps each: ₹18,000 in total — and a group that size needs a confirmed booking rather than a walk-in arrival.
Compare that with the same ten people driving to Gurgaon. The sessions there start at ₹900 a head for ten laps on an 850 m to 1,050 m circuit, so the karting costs about the same. What changes is the 150 km round trip, two and a half hours of driving and a highway toll each way. The track time is comparable; the day is not.
The theme-park option, and when it fits
The park on GT Karnal Road near Murthal is a full-day destination: water rides, a dinosaur trail, food, and a karting track among the attractions. For a family with children of mixed ages, that combination is hard to beat, because the karting is one part of an afternoon rather than the whole plan, and nobody has to be entertained for two hours on a tarmac circuit.
It fits a family day. It fits less well when the karting is the point: a group of adults, a college batch, a team outing or a birthday where the race is the event. A park ticket buys you a short session on a short track as part of a bigger package. A circuit booking buys you the track, the grid and the timing, which is what a group actually wants when the competition is the fun.
The GT Karnal Road drive is the variable
The circuit is twelve and a half kilometres from Sonipat city, but the highway decides how long that takes. GT Karnal Road carries the Murthal weekend traffic, and the return leg on a Sunday evening is the slow one. If the group is coming from Panipat or Karnal, the drive is thirty to forty minutes and worth doing in the morning rather than at the end of the day.
If you are pairing the session with a meal, the dhaba belt starts a few kilometres south of the circuit. The route and the stops are set out in the Delhi to Murthal day trip guide, which is written for people driving up from the city rather than for locals.
Before you go
- Decide weekday or weekend first. The format changes from laps to minutes, not just the price.
- Book if you are more than six. A group arriving without a booking lands in a queue behind walk-ins.
- Check the map link, not the name. Bhigan is between Murthal and Ganaur, and the turning off the highway is easy to miss.
- Bring the group’s heights and ages. Kart allocation depends on reach, and it is quicker to sort out before you arrive.
- Plan the meal separately. The circuit sells karting, so food is a different stop; the dhaba belt is a short drive south.
The map link for Track 04 drops you at the circuit gate. If you are organising for a group, tell us the headcount and the date and we will block the grid; the contact page is the fastest route, and the other five circuits are on the tracks page for anyone comparing.
Questions from Sonipat
Is there go karting in Sonipat itself?
Yes — Track 04 at Bhigan is inside Sonipat district, 12.5 km from the city and 8.3 km from Murthal. The theme park near Murthal also runs a karting track as one of its attractions. Neither is in the middle of town, and both are a short highway drive.
How long is a session at Bhigan?
Weekdays are sold in laps — twelve or eighteen — and weekends in minutes: twelve, eighteen or thirty. Eighteen laps is 17.1 km of driving on a 950 m circuit.
Can a group of twenty race together here?
A group that size needs to be booked in advance so the karts and the running order are arranged rather than improvised. The circuits built for twenty karts on the grid at once are Sector 59, Sector 68 and Sector 88B in Gurgaon. For Bhigan, tell us the headcount when you call and we will confirm what the circuit can put out at one time.
Coming from Panipat or Karnal rather than Sonipat? The Panipat and Karnal guide tables the run from seven towns on the highway and compares the fuel bill against a trip to Gurgaon.

