Adams Motorsports Park
The oldest continuously-operating kart track on earth — a gritty, technical Riverside institution running since 1959.
Since 1959, Adams Motorsports Park has been Southern California’s home for kart racing and is the longest continuously running kart racing facility in the world. While the original layout from 1959 remains, but the track has grown and chang
- Oldest kart track on earth (1959)
- Tight, technical asphalt circuit
- Famous "Little Monza" hairpin
- Gas karts, arrive-and-race
- Leagues, drift, time attack, supermoto
- Respected driver coaching
- Check the schedule — not always open to walk-ins
- Weeknight 4-Cycle League for the scene
- Bring your own food; none on site
1–2 hrs to race; longer for leagues
Public arrive-and-race on gas rental karts; closed Tuesdays.
Per-session rentals (single / multi-pack / all-day) with coaching available.
AMP 4-Cycle League (night races), Tri-C Karters, time attack, drift days, supermoto.
RV camping available on site.
Weekdays are quietest; weeknight leagues for atmosphere.
The fence along the "Little Monza" hairpin — where the racing tightens and the passes happen.
An authentic, no-frills motorsport facility, not a polished fun-center. Gear up, take a practice lap, then race.
Don't drive out without checking the schedule — it isn't always open for arrive-and-drive, and there's no food on site.
Not a birthday-party kart barn — a tight, unforgiving circuit where Inland Empire racers actually learn craft. Famous hairpin, real coaching, history you can go drive.
