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Fastest lap wins. Random start. Just you, the track, and a number you either own or chase.
Fairfield runs SODI RSX2 electric karts: precise, nearly silent, and quick to reward clean steering over brute force.
Every race is one warm-up lap, then six timed minutes. Your best single lap is your score.
Starting position is random, so the win is not about where you begin. Brake cleaner, find the line sooner, and put down the lap that holds up.
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The machine, the format, and what to expect before the heat at the Fairfield track, off I-80 between the Bay Area and Sacramento, close to Vacaville, Vallejo, and Napa.
The SODI RSX2 features EASY DRIVE technology, an F1 steering wheel, adjustable seat and steering column, and a powerful synchronous motor that runs nearly silent.
No engine roar to hide behind. Just grip, clean steering, and a timing system that keeps every lap accountable.
The adjustable seat and steering column get you planted before the warm-up lap.
Four things to square away before you book. They keep race day moving.
Junior karts fit drivers between 4ft and 5ft tall; adult karts start at 5ft. The two classes never run in the same race.
Full-face helmets are provided at no cost. Headsocks are required, and you can bring your own or buy one for $5.
What to wear go-kartingAll karting participants need a waiver. Minors need a waiver signed by someone 18 or older.
Starting position is random. Your lap time counts from when your kart crosses the start-finish line.
How lap times work