Go karting for 7 year olds

• All ages
• 4 year olds 4
• 5 year olds 4
• 6 year olds 10
• 7 year olds 13
• 8 year olds 111
• 10 year olds 116
• 12 year olds 119
• Teenagers 119

13 of the 122 tracks with a published age limit take 7-year-olds: Avago Indoor Karting, Eddie Irvine Sports, Kartsport Karting and Activity Centre, Raceview Karting, Lydd Kart Circuit, SOAR Electric Karting, Whilton Mill Karting & Outdoor Activities, Cumbria Kart Racing Club (Rowrah), Inverness Kart Raceway, Heatherton World of Activities, K1 Speed Canary Wharf, St Eval Kart Circuit and Larkhall Circuit International. They are spread across 9 regions, so most families will need to travel.

Ages in years, heights as the track publishes them. "-" means the track doesn't say. Open a track page for its sessions, sources and the date we last checked it.

6 of these 13 tracks publish a junior height minimum. It runs from 100 cm to 140 cm, and 122 cm is the most common (2 tracks). 3 publish no height limit at all, so ask them when you book.

Measure your child in their shoes before you go. Tracks measure at the desk, and a child who is a centimetre short drives another day.

• The junior age and height on the track page. A child has to meet both.
• Whether junior sessions run on their own or alongside adults, and which days they run.
• Which karts juniors drive. Junior karts are often smaller and slower than the adult fleet.
• What the track supplies. Most hire tracks lend a helmet and overalls, but some ask you to bring a balaclava or gloves.
• Party packages, if it's a birthday. 7 of these tracks list kids' parties.