Get ready
Put on a helmet and protective equipment, listen to the safety briefing, adjust the seat and get settled in the kart.
You’re invited to
Celebrating Nadim’s 10th birthday with go-karting, friends & birthday fun.
3–6 PM · Bangkok time
Nano Circuit · Bangna–Trat KM 15
First timers & spectators welcome!
Your first karting session
New to karting?
You’re in good company.
No previous karting experience required. We’re looking forward to celebrating with Nadim’s football friends, Year 5 classmates and their families.
Enjoy your first laps at a pace you’re comfortable with and follow the track team’s instructions. There’s no pressure to be the fastest. The junior karts are adjustable to suit our group of children.
What to expect
How a session works
Driving is organised in sessions. A session typically takes about 15–20 minutes altogether, including preparation, driving and wrap-up.
Time on the track
Enjoy around 8–10 minutes of driving at your own comfortable pace, following the track team’s instructions.
Back to the spectators
After the session and wrap-up, kids return to the spectator area for post-drive chitchat, watching other drivers and hanging out with friends.
The first session is on us
We’d love to treat every child who wants to drive to one free session. Any additional sessions are optional and at your own expense.
Additional sessions cost ฿350 each. If the kids enjoy it, we recommend one or two additional sessions.
Already know your way around a kart?
For advanced racers
Find your best lap
The track’s automatic timing system measures lap times and shows each driver’s best lap at the end of the session. See how you improve as you get to know the corners.
Try the regular karts
Drivers with some experience who want to go faster can move up to the regular karts with the track team’s guidance.
The team is there to help
A kart can sometimes spin in a corner, even at low speed, or run wide and stop just off the track. Staff help get the kart back on track so the driver can continue when it’s safe. Follow their instructions throughout.
For the whole crew
The party continues
off track.
Parents, spectators and children taking a break can relax on the large, roofed terrace, watch the track and join the birthday activities.
There’s plenty of time for chatting, cheering on friends and sharing stories between sessions.
Before you head out
What to wear
- Long pants recommended.
- Closed-toe shoes; no sandals.
- No long dresses for driving.
- Safety equipment provided.
Girls and boys are equally welcome! These clothing guidelines are about driving comfortably.
Safety & confidence
Take it gently.
First-timers can take it gently in Junior karts. Safety equipment is provided, and everyone needs to follow the circuit team’s instructions.
There’s no pressure to go fast—or to drive at all.
Watching friends from the terrace is just as welcome as taking a turn behind the wheel.
See you at the track
Getting there
Nano Circuit
Bangna–Trat Road KM 15
Bang Chalong, Bang Phli
Samut Prakan 10540
Bangna–Trat Road KM 15
Bang Chalong, Bang Phli
Samut Prakan 10540
Driving from CISB on On Nut
About 25 minutes from CISB. We expect light traffic on Sunday.
For a Sunday estimate in Google Maps, select Arrive by and set 27 September, 3:00 PM (Bangkok time). Check traffic before you leave.
Map in words
North is up. CISB is just south of On Nut, west of Srinakarin. Bang Na–Trat runs east across Sukhumvit, Srinakarin and No 9 Tollway. Mega Bangna is close to the southwest corner of the Bang Na–Trat / No 9 Tollway intersection. Airport Road branches north just before Nano Circuit, with Suvarnabhumi Airport shown to its west. Nano Circuit is north of Bang Na–Trat, immediately east of Airport Road. These are orientation landmarks, not required stops or turn-by-turn directions.
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Join the birthday
Can you make it?
We’d love to celebrate with you.
Sunday, 27 September · 3–6 PM
Nano Circuit
Drivers, first-timers, parents and spectators—all part of Nadim’s crew.
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