Go karting Saket searches return mall arcades and directory pages, and that is an accurate picture of the area: there are indoor game zones around Saket, but no outdoor circuit. The nearest one is west across the city line, on the 450 m track at Sector 17/18 Link Road in Gurgaon. It is 20 km and 27 minutes from Select Citywalk, or 16 km and 21 minutes from Saket metro outside peak hours.

This guide gives the measured drive from three Saket starting points to all six F9 circuits, the roads the route actually uses, and what a session costs when you get there. Every price below is from the circuit’s own rate card and includes 18% GST.

What Saket has, and what it does not

The top results for this search are three kinds of page: directory listings for the area, a Delhi nightlife listicle, and the homepage of a mall entertainment chain. Between them they answer “where can I play games near Saket” well. None of them answers “where can I drive a kart properly”, because none of them is an outdoor circuit.

That distinction is worth more than it sounds. An indoor kart ride inside a mall is short and tightly cornered, built to move a queue; you get a few minutes and a scoreboard. A 450 m outdoor circuit gives you a lap long enough to learn — a braking point, a line through the hairpin, and room to pass. They are different products, not different prices for the same thing.

Go karting Saket: drive times to all six circuits

Distances and times below are free-flow estimates from the routing engine, measured in November 2026, starting at Select Citywalk.

From Saket metro the numbers drop: 16.3 km and 21 minutes to Link Road, 21.4 km and 30 minutes to Sector 59, 27.5 km and 34 minutes to Sector 68. If you are starting from Malviya Nagar or Pushp Vihar, those are the numbers to use.

The route out of Saket

The routing engine does not send you down NH-48. It takes you west on Anuvrat Marg, then along Acharya Shri Tulsi Marg for about 7 km, then onto the Mehrauli–Gurgaon Road for the last 2 km into the city. The Link Road turn comes before Iffco Chowk.

That matters for two reasons. The old road is shorter from Saket than doubling back to the expressway, and the last stretch is a city road with signals, so the estimate moves with the time of day. A 27-minute run at 11 am is not a 27-minute run at 7 pm.

What a session costs at Sector 17/18

Weekdays are sold by lap, weekends and public holidays by minute. All of it includes 18% GST. The full detail, including the six-kart blocks, is on the Sector 17/18 track page.

Laps, minutes and what the money buys

Sixteen laps of a 450 m circuit is 7.2 km of track. At ₹700 that works out to ₹44 a lap, or about 10 paise a metre.

The useful comparison is with the longer circuit at Sector 59. Ten laps there costs ₹900, which is ₹90 a lap — but the track is 850 m, so you drive 8.5 km. Per metre the two land within 10% of each other. The longer circuit is not worse value; it is a different lap, with more room and a longer straight. Link Road wins on a Saket evening because it is 5 km and 8 minutes closer, not because it is cheaper.

When the mall is the right call

Two cases. The group wants air conditioning more than a lap, and May in Delhi settles that. Or the plan is a film at 8 and you have 45 minutes to fill, in which case the drive to Gurgaon is the wrong plan and the arcade is the right one.

What you give up is the part that makes karting worth the trip: a straight long enough to feel the speed, a corner you can take badly on lap three and well on lap ten, and the noise.

Six or twelve from Saket

Link Road sells six-kart blocks: 18 minutes for ₹6,600, 35 minutes for ₹11,500, 50 minutes for ₹15,000.

Twelve people means two blocks — ₹13,200 for 18 minutes, or ₹23,000 for 35 — with half the group waiting while the other half drives. The alternative is a circuit that sells a 12-kart block. Sector 68 and Dwarka Expressway both sell twelve karts for ₹21,000 and twenty for ₹32,000. Everyone is on track at once, but both are further: 31 km and 34 km from Select Citywalk, 39 and 41 minutes free-flow.

That is the trade. Two Link Road blocks keep the drive under half an hour and split the group; one Sector 68 block keeps the group together and adds about 40 minutes of driving each way.

The other five circuits, briefly

Sector 59 is the group venue: 850 m, up to twenty karts on track, and the only F9 circuit that sells a sixty-minute session. Sector 68 is the longest lap in the network at 1,050 m, and the one to pick if the drive is part of a longer evening in new Gurgaon. Dwarka Expressway at Sector 88B is 900 m and serves the western corridor, not south Delhi. GT Karnal Road at Bhigan is 950 m and sits on the Murthal run, worth it only if you are already heading north. Baghpat is 1,250 m and private hire only: ₹1,50,000 for a full day or ₹75,000 for five hours.

All six are compared side by side on the tracks page.

Before you leave Saket

• Closed shoes for everyone who is driving.
• Decide the format first. Laps on a weekday, minutes at the weekend; comparing a lap price with a minute price tells you nothing.
• If you are more than six, confirm the block before you drive. Two six-kart blocks have to be free at the same time.
• Build the return trip into the plan. The Mehrauli–Gurgaon Road is the slow half of the day in the evening.

Frequently asked questions

Is there go karting in Saket?

Not an outdoor circuit. The listings for the area are mall game zones and directories. The nearest outdoor track is the 450 m F9 circuit at Sector 17/18 Link Road, about 20 km west of Select Citywalk.

How long does it take to drive from Saket to F9?

21 minutes from Saket metro and 27 minutes from Select Citywalk outside peak hours, over 16 km and 20 km respectively. Evening traffic on the old Gurgaon road adds to both.

What does go karting cost from Saket?

₹700 for 16 weekday laps at Link Road, ₹800 for 11 weekend minutes, and ₹6,600 for a six-kart block of 18 minutes. Rates include 18% GST.

Where to go next

If you are further west, the Vasant Kunj guide has the Chhatarpur side times. For a birthday, the birthday formats page is the place to start; for a group of any size, 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 November 2026. Drive times are free-flow routing estimates and will be longer in peak traffic.