What To Wear Go-Karting

First: closed-toe shoes, always, no exceptions. No sandals, no flip-flops, no open-toe anything. Sneakers are perfect. If you forget, it is worth keeping a pair in the car, because a wardrobe choice should not cost you your race.

Second: comfortable clothes you can move freely in. You are climbing into a low seat and working a wheel and pedals. Anything tight or restrictive will fight you the whole session.

We provide a helmet and a neck brace for every driver, included in your race. You do not need to bring or buy either one.

A head sock, a thin balaclava worn under the shared helmet for hygiene, is required and sold at the front counter. Just grab one when you check in. Gloves are not provided: bring your own pair or pick some up in the Pro Shop. They are not required, but most drivers prefer them for grip and comfort.

MCK is a fully outdoor facility, so the weather is part of the day. In summer, light clothing and sunscreen. In cooler months, layers you can adjust between sessions. A cold, crisp track is actually a fast track, so winter racing is well worth dressing for.

Skip anything loose or dangling: scarves, long open jackets, drawstrings. And if you have long hair, tie it back and tuck it fully in before the helmet goes on. Loose hair near a spinning rear axle is a hazard our staff will not let slide.