A fair go karting Gurgaon comparison has to start by admitting that the three circuits do not sell the same thing. F9 sells laps on weekdays and minutes at weekends across six circuits. Speedomania and Turbo Track sell seven-minute heats at fixed speed tiers. Compare the headline prices and you learn almost nothing.

So this comparison uses the numbers that do transfer: cost per minute on track, track length, grid size and session format. All figures come from each venue’s own published rate card in October 2026.

Go karting Gurgaon comparison: karts on track at an F9 circuit
F9, Speedomania and Turbo Track sell track time in three different ways. The per-minute figure is the only fair comparison.

Go karting Gurgaon comparison: the three circuits

  • F9 Go Karting: six circuits across Delhi NCR. The Gurgaon options are Sector 17/18 at 450 metres, Sector 59 at 850 metres and Sector 68 at 1,050 metres, with Dwarka Expressway at 900 metres.
  • Speedomania: a single outdoor circuit at Sector 103 on the Dwarka Expressway, published at 700 metres.
  • Turbo Track: a single outdoor circuit at Sector 58, published at 800 metres.

That is the first real difference. F9 is a network you can choose from by side of the city; the other two are one venue each.

What each one costs

F9 publishes a weekday and a weekend card. Weekdays are sold in laps and weekends in minutes, inclusive of 18% GST.

  • F9 Sector 17/18 weekday: 16 laps ₹700, 22 laps ₹800, 34 laps ₹1,100.
  • F9 Sector 17/18 weekend: 11 minutes ₹800, 18 minutes ₹1,200, 35 minutes ₹2,100.
  • F9 Sector 68 and Dwarka Expressway weekday: 10 laps ₹900, 15 laps ₹1,100.
  • F9 Sector 68 and Dwarka Expressway weekend: 12 minutes ₹1,100, 15 minutes ₹1,200, 30 minutes ₹2,200.

Speedomania sells seven-minute heats in two classes: Level 1 at ₹799 on weekdays and ₹899 at weekends, Level 2 at ₹999 and ₹1,199. Turbo Track sells seven-minute heats in three tiers: Level 1 at ₹699, Level 2 at ₹900 and Level 3 at ₹1,000. Both publish prices as GST-inclusive.

Per minute of track time, the picture is clear.

  • Turbo Track Level 1: ₹699 for 7 minutes, about ₹100 a minute.
  • Speedomania Level 1: ₹899 for 7 minutes at the weekend, about ₹128 a minute.
  • F9 Sector 17/18 weekend: ₹800 for 11 minutes, about ₹73 a minute.
  • F9 Sector 17/18, 35 minutes: ₹2,100, about ₹60 a minute.

The longer the F9 session, the further that gap opens, because the rate per minute falls as the booking lengthens. A seven-minute heat cannot do that, which is the structural reason the per-minute figure is higher at both single-venue circuits.

Track length and layout

On published length, F9’s Sector 68 at 1,050 metres is the longest of the three, and its Sector 17/18 at 450 metres is by far the shortest. Speedomania publishes 700 metres and Turbo Track 800 metres, which puts both in the middle: longer than the Link Road loop, shorter than Sector 68.

Length is not the same as quality of layout, and no metre count captures whether a circuit has a corner worth braking for. What it does capture is how much a lap gives you to learn. A 450-metre loop is a corner or two and a short straight; anything over 800 metres has enough sequence to reward a second visit.

Format: seven-minute heats against laps and minutes

This is the difference that decides most bookings, and it is not about price.

Speedomania and Turbo Track run seven-minute heats. Seven minutes is short. It is enough for a first experience and not much more: a driver spends the first two laps learning which way the track goes and the last two wondering whether the session has finished.

F9 sells 11 to 35 minutes at weekends and 10 to 34 laps on weekdays, plus a six-kart package at Sector 17/18 running 18, 35 or 50 minutes, and sixty-minute sessions at Sector 59. That range is the reason a group booking usually works better there. A birthday or an office outing needs a session long enough for everyone to settle into, not a heat.

The counter-argument is real: a seven-minute heat with a printed personal best and a speed tier is a good product for a single driver who wants a quick run and a number to compare.

Grid size and groups

F9 runs up to twenty karts at Sector 59, and twenty at Sector 68 and Dwarka Expressway, with group rates at 12 karts and 20 karts. That is a genuine grid, and it is what makes a birthday or a corporate time trial work.

Speedomania and Turbo Track sell sessions per driver and publish bulk packs and memberships rather than grid sizes. Their group offer is repeated heats rather than twenty karts on track at once, which changes the event: a group of twenty there is a queue of heats, not a race.

Where each one wins

  • F9 for a group or a long session. Twenty karts, sessions up to sixty minutes, six circuits to choose from, and the lowest cost per minute on the comparison.
  • Speedomania for a single driver who wants telemetry and a speed tier. Level 2 publishes 60 to 90 km/h, live sector timing and a lap record board, which is a product aimed at enthusiasts rather than parties.
  • Turbo Track for the cheapest single heat. ₹699 for seven minutes is the lowest entry price of the three, and its three-tier structure lets a driver step up.
  • F9 for a birthday. It publishes birthday rates by kart count, from six karts to twenty, which is a table the other two do not publish.

The distance question

The comparison above treats the three as equally reachable, and they are not. Speedomania sits at Sector 103 on the Dwarka Expressway and Turbo Track at Sector 58, so both serve the western side of Gurgaon well. F9’s Sector 17/18 is central, minutes from Iffco Chowk, and its Sector 59 and Sector 68 circuits cover the east and south.

For a driver in Dwarka or on the expressway, Speedomania and Turbo Track are the shorter trip, and no per-minute saving compensates for an hour in traffic. For anyone crossing the city, choosing the F9 circuit on their side of Gurgaon is the whole point of the network.

What to check before booking any of them

Four questions, and they work on all three venues.

  • How long is the session? Seven minutes and thirty-five minutes are different products. Ask for the duration rather than the price.
  • Is the price per driver or per kart? Group bookings at F9 are quoted per kart for the grid, which is a different calculation from a per-driver session.
  • Is tax included? All three publish GST-inclusive rates, but it is worth confirming before you compare a total.
  • What happens if it rains? All three circuits are outdoors, so the answer matters and should be known before the day.

Frequently asked questions

Which is cheaper, F9 or Speedomania?

Per minute of track time, F9. The 11-minute weekend session at Sector 17/18 works out at about ₹73 a minute, and the 35-minute option at ₹60, against roughly ₹128 a minute for a seven-minute Speedomania Level 1 weekend heat.

Is Turbo Track cheaper than F9?

The entry price is. Turbo Track Level 1 is ₹699 for seven minutes, about ₹100 a minute, which is above F9’s per-minute figure for any session of 11 minutes or more, but the total spend is lower for a single quick heat.

How long are the sessions at each circuit?

Speedomania and Turbo Track sell seven-minute heats. F9 sells 11 to 35 minutes at the weekend, 10 to 34 laps on weekdays, 18 to 50 minutes in the six-kart package at Sector 17/18, and up to sixty minutes at Sector 59.

Which has the longest track?

F9’s Sector 68 at 1,050 metres. Turbo Track publishes 800 metres, Speedomania 700 metres, and F9’s other circuits run between 450 and 950 metres.

Which is best for a birthday party?

F9, on the strength of the grid. Twenty karts at Sector 59 or Sector 68 means the whole group drives at once, and the birthday rates are published by kart count rather than as a per-head session.

Do any of them publish kart speeds?

Speedomania and Turbo Track publish speed tiers for their classes. F9 does not publish a km/h figure, so no speed comparison is offered here.

Where to go next

Compare all six F9 circuits on the tracks page, see the weekend price guide for the lap against minute difference, or read the Sector 59 group venue guide. If the booking is a party, the birthday cost breakdown has the tables. Enquiries go through the contact page. For directions, open F9 Go Karting on Google Maps.

Competitor rates are as published on speedomania.in and turbotrack.org in October 2026. F9 rates are from the circuits’ own rate cards, inclusive of 18% GST.