About Melbourne International EV Karting Complex
The Melbourne International EV Karting Complex is the home of the Go Kart Club of Victoria (GKCV), an outdoor competition karting circuit at Port Melbourne sitting right beside the West Gate Bridge with views back over the city — about as close to the CBD as a full-size kart track gets. The circuit measures roughly 1,005 metres with 13 corners and hosts serious motorsport, from regular club race meetings up to rounds of the Australian Kart Championship, the annual City of Melbourne Titles and endurance events such as the 4.5-hour enduro. This is a club racing facility rather than a casual arrive-and-drive venue: taking part in race meetings requires GKCV membership and a kart licence, making it best suited to people who own or want to campaign their own kart rather than walk-up groups after a one-off hire session.
Home of GKCV1,005 m · 13 cornersClub & championship racingMembership requiredBy the West Gate Bridge
FAQ
Can I just turn up and hire a kart?
No — this is the home circuit of the Go Kart Club of Victoria and a club racing facility, not a casual arrive-and-drive hire venue. Taking part in race meetings requires club membership and a kart licence.
How long is the track?
The outdoor circuit is approximately 1,005 metres long with 13 corners, set on the Port Melbourne foreshore beside the West Gate Bridge.
What events are held here?
The complex hosts regular club race meetings plus major events including rounds of the Australian Kart Championship, the annual City of Melbourne Titles and endurance races such as a 4.5-hour enduro.
How do I become a member?
Membership is arranged through the Go Kart Club of Victoria and involves an annual membership plus either a competition or a social licence. Contact the club directly for current pricing and the process to get started.
Where is it located?
At 100 Todd Rd, Port Melbourne VIC 3207, right beside the West Gate Bridge and just minutes from the Melbourne CBD.