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KF1 Karting Circuit Kranji Racehub

Permanently closed

KF1 Karting Circuit Kranji shut for good in June 2026 when its lease at the former Singapore Turf Club expired. The operator states on its own site that the Kranji circuit has permanently closed. The land is being returned for redevelopment.

Go-kart circuit
KF1 Karting Circuit Kranji Racehub
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This circuit has closed. KF1 Karting Circuit Kranji ran its last sessions in June 2026, when the lease at the former Singapore Turf Club expired. KF1 states on its own website that the Kranji circuit has permanently closed. The site is being handed back for redevelopment, so it is not reopening at that address.

Still open: The Karting Arena Jurong runs a 700m outdoor track with 11 turns off Upper Jurong Road, with CIK-FIA-homologated barriers and sessions from around $25 off-peak. It is the closest equivalent still operating.

What Kranji was, for the record: an outdoor go-kart track at the Turf Club and one of the longer circuits Singapore has had, at 960m with 18 corners. It was a dual-directional layout designed by Herman Tilke, CIK-FIA homologated, with an F1-style lighting system for night running.

Two kart types were offered: the Novice 30km/h karts, open to everyone, and the Advance 50km/h karts for drivers with a licence. All karts are adult-sized and petrol-powered, and riders must be at least 140cm tall. Corporate groups can book Sprint or Endurance formats, and private bookings start at $2,200 an hour. A member rate runs $30 for four hours.

Worth it for: more serious karters and group bookings who want a longer, homologated circuit; casual first-timers can stick to the Novice karts.

Where: 1 Turf Club Avenue, Singapore 738078. Hours: Tuesday to Friday, 1pm to 9pm; Saturday and Sunday, 9am to 9pm; closed Monday. Call +65 6891 1191 or book at kf1karting.com.

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