Go Karting Guide
All about go karting from the Game Over Auckland team: where it came from, how to stay safe, how to get faster, and how to make a day of it.

Wondering how young is too young for go karting? At Game Over Auckland, mini karts start from age 3, with junior and adult racing bands for bigger kids and teens.
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Go karting in Auckland costs $49 for an adult race, $44 for a junior race and $29 for a mini kart session at Game Over. Here is the full price breakdown for both venues, plus how multi-race bundles save you money.
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From post-war California to today's electric karts: the history and rise of go karting as a fun activity for all ages.
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How Game Over Auckland keeps karting safe: helmets provided, spring-loaded barriers, monitored speeds and full safety briefings.
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Planning a day out go karting in Auckland? How to make a full day of it with racing, food and more at Game Over.
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The different types of go karts explained, and what makes the electric karts at Game Over Auckland a great way to race.
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Go karting tips for beginners and experienced racers: racing lines, braking, posture and more to help you set your fastest lap.
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Go karting for kids: what to expect, safety measures, and why karting is a great confidence-building activity for young drivers.
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