Search go karting Rohini and most of what comes back is not karting at all. Adventure Island at Metro Walk is a rides park. The circuit listings that do appear are either further out than the map suggests or silent on the one number that decides the day: how long you actually spend behind the wheel.
F9 does not run a circuit inside Rohini either. The nearest circuit is about forty minutes away on the Gurgaon side, along the Outer Ring Road, and which track comes second depends on whether you start at Rohini West or at Sector 18. Here are the measured drive times from both ends of Rohini, the two tracks worth the trip, and what a session costs at each.
Go karting Rohini: the drive, measured
These are road distances and free-flow drive times, routed on 4 November 2026 from Rohini West metro and from Rohini Sector 18. Add twenty to thirty minutes at either end of the day, because the southern routes use the Outer Ring Road and that is the first road to slow down once traffic builds.
| Circuit | Length | From Rohini West | From Sector 18 | Round-trip fuel |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sector 17/18, Link Road | 450 m | 35.9 km · 40 min | 42.0 km · 45 min | ₹479 |
| Dwarka Expressway, Sector 88B | 900 m | 41.4 km · 42 min | 46.1 km · 48 min | ₹552 |
| GT Karnal Road, Bhigan | 950 m | 48.0 km · 48 min | 45.5 km · 43 min | ₹640 |
| Sector 68 | 1,050 m | 43.6 km · 49 min | 46.7 km · 55 min | ₹581 |
| Sector 59 | 850 m | 46.1 km · 52 min | 52.2 km · 57 min | ₹615 |
| Baghpat | 1,250 m | 64.2 km · 67 min | 68.6 km · 67 min | ₹856 |
Track one: Sector 17/18 on Link Road, 450 metres
The first track is Sector 17/18 on Link Road, and it is the shortest run available to most of Rohini at 35.9 km and about forty minutes off-peak. The odd part is that the closest F9 circuit to a north-west Delhi address is in another city. The Outer Ring Road is the reason: Rohini sits on it, the Gurgaon tracks sit at the other end, and the drive becomes a straight run instead of a crossing of Delhi.
The circuit is 450 metres, the shortest of the six. For a first visit that is an advantage rather than a limit, because a short lap means more laps in the session, and a group new to karting gets more overtaking practice out of it. These are the published rates, per driver, with 18% GST already inside the number.
| Sector 17/18 | Session | Price per driver |
|---|---|---|
| Weekday | 16 laps / 22 laps / 34 laps | ₹700 / ₹800 / ₹1,100 |
| Weekend and holidays | 11 min / 18 min / 35 min | ₹800 / ₹1,200 / ₹2,100 |
| Six karts together | 18 min / 35 min / 50 min | ₹6,600 / ₹11,500 / ₹15,000 |
If you are bringing five friends, the six-kart block beats six separate tickets in two ways. On a weekend the 18-minute block costs ₹6,600, which is ₹1,100 each, against six individual 18-minute sessions at ₹1,200 each — ₹7,200. The block saves ₹600 and, more importantly, puts all six karts on the grid at the same time instead of splitting the group across sessions. The 35-minute block works the same way: ₹11,500 against ₹12,600, a saving of ₹1,100. The 50-minute block at ₹15,000 is only sold as a block and works out at ₹2,500 a driver.
Travelling solo or as a pair, the weekday card is where the value sits. Thirty-four laps at ₹1,100 is about ₹32 a lap, while sixteen laps at ₹700 is about ₹44 a lap. Roughly double the laps costs about half as much again, which matters when the alternative is spending eighty minutes in a car for an eleven-minute session.
Track two: it depends which end of Rohini you are in
From Rohini West the second track is Dwarka Expressway at Sector 88B: 41.4 km, about 42 minutes, 900 metres. From Rohini Sector 18 the answer flips, because GT Karnal Road at Bhigan is 45.5 km and 43 minutes while Dwarka is 48 minutes. Both are worth knowing, and the right pick depends on which side of the locality you wake up on.
| Second track | Length | Rohini West | Sector 18 | Pick it for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GT Karnal Road, Bhigan | 950 m | 48 min | 43 min | The long lap, and a Murthal stop on the way home |
| Dwarka Expressway, Sector 88B | 900 m | 42 min | 48 min | Twelve and twenty-kart blocks |
GT Karnal Road is the northern answer. From the Sector 18, 24 and 25 side of Rohini it is the quickest F9 circuit of the six, and it is the one to pick when the plan includes a meal at Murthal on the way back. The circuit is 950 metres, and its weekend entry rate is ₹900 for twelve minutes, the same as the weekday entry rate — the only circuit on the network where the weekend does not cost more to start.
Dwarka Expressway is the western answer and the one built for a bigger group. It runs 900 metres and takes group blocks from twelve karts: ₹21,000 on a weekday or ₹35,500 at the weekend for twelve, which is ₹1,750 or ₹2,958 a driver. At twenty karts the block is ₹32,000 on a weekday and ₹52,000 at the weekend, or ₹1,600 and ₹2,600 a head. Those blocks are what an office group from Rohini or Pitampura should be asking for rather than twenty separate tickets.
What a forty-minute drive does to your session choice
A round trip from Rohini West to Link Road is about 72 km and eighty minutes of driving. Pair that with an eleven-minute session and you have spent more time in the car than on the track — which is why the longer session is usually the better buy even though it costs more. At Sector 17/18 the eleven-minute weekend session is ₹800, or about ₹73 a minute. The 35-minute session at ₹2,100 is ₹60 a minute. You pay ₹1,300 more and get twenty-four extra minutes, and the drive stops being the largest part of the outing.
The same arithmetic applies to the group block. Six karts for eighteen minutes is a short afternoon once the drive is included; six karts for thirty-five minutes turns the same journey into a proper outing. If the group is coming from Shalimar Bagh, Prashant Vihar or Pitampura, add another ten to fifteen minutes each way and the argument gets stronger.
What Rohini has, and why it is not the answer
Adventure Island at Metro Walk is the closest thing to a karting headline in Rohini, and it is an amusement park with rides rather than a kart circuit. For a family with younger children it is a reasonable afternoon. For a group that wants to race each other on a timed circuit, it does not solve the problem, which is why the drive south is worth considering at all.
Booking a session from Rohini
Sessions and blocks are booked at booking.f9gokarting.com, and the full list of circuits with lengths and directions sits on the tracks page. A group of six at Link Road should ask for the six-kart block rather than six tickets. A group of twelve or more should look at Dwarka Expressway, or at Sector 68 if the 1,050-metre lap is the draw. Birthday groups have their own planning notes on the birthday party page, and anything unusual — a large group, a split arrival, a question about what happens on the day — is best sent through the contact page before booking.
The short answer for most of Rohini is Link Road: shortest drive, cheapest session, and the easiest circuit to learn on. Take GT Karnal Road if you are starting from the northern edge or fancy Murthal afterwards, and take Dwarka Expressway if there are twelve or more of you. Directions to the Link Road circuit are a single turn off NH-48 once you reach Gurgaon.
