TeamSport Go Karting North London — Local services in London

Wow, what an unforgettable adrenaline-pumping go-karting experience we had with our friends! From start to finish, our hearts raced, and our laughter echoed through the air, making for a day we'll cherish forever.

As soon as we arrived at the track, the excitement was palpable. The scent of rubber, the revving engines, and the vibrant race flags waving in the wind set the stage for the adventure that awaited us. The staff were friendly and professional, ensuring we were equipped with all the safety gear and briefed on the rules.

Once we were in our go-karts and the green flag dropped, it was a whirlwind of speed and competition. The acceleration as we zoomed down the straightaways was electrifying, and the hairpin turns demanded precision and skill. Our competitive spirits kicked in as we jockeyed for position, each of us determined to claim victory.

What truly made this experience exceptional was sharing it with our friends. The friendly banter, the playful taunts, and the shared thrill of battling it out on the track created an atmosphere of camaraderie that added an extra layer of enjoyment. We pushed ourselves to the limit, setting lap records, and even though we were rivals on the asphalt, the bonds of friendship were only strengthened.

The go-karting venue itself was top-notch, boasting a well-maintained track that offered a variety of challenging twists and turns. The karts themselves were responsive and powerful, ensuring that every overtaking maneuver and sharp corner was an exhilarating adventure. The laps seemed to fly by in a blur of excitement, and we couldn't get enough.

As the checkered flag waved to signal the end of our session, we were all grinning from ear to ear, our hearts still pounding from the adrenaline rush. We shared stories of our daring maneuvers and recounted the moments that had us gripping the steering wheel with white knuckles. The memories we made that day will be talked about for years to come, and we're already planning our next go-karting outing.

If you're looking for a heart-racing, pulse-pounding adventure to share with friends, look no further than this fantastic go-karting experience. It's the perfect blend of competition, skill, and camaraderie, and it's guaranteed to leave you with a smile on your face and memories that will...

My family experience at Team Sport Karting Edmonton in North London was incredibly disappointing. Despite travelling all the way from south London with a group of family and friends for a fun day of go-karting, we were met with hostility from the manager Luke Miller right from the beginning of our arrival. It felt like we were being unfairly targeted, and the atmosphere quickly soured.

Initially at the front desk, we were handed soiled overalls and then informed in the briefing room that individuals with long hair must don an extra garment supplied by the sports team, which emitted a foul odour, clearly indicating it hadn't been laundered. These garments were grimy and reeked of body odour. Upon questioning this, the manager, Luke, instructed the individual who conducted the briefing to spritz them, insisting that otherwise, we couldn't participate in the race. This behavior constitutes bullying as it forced us into an uncomfortable situation regarding personal hygiene and presented us with an ultimatum.

After enduring significant delays, we finally accessed the race track, only to face continual interruptions and accusations of rule-breaking regarding light codes. Given our group of 18, predominantly comprised of first-time participants, errors were inevitable. While the company staff handled the situation professionally, Luke Miller, the head of management, exhibited aggressive, impatient, and rude behavior. He vehemently gestured and shouted commands for us to vacate the track, despite our mere 12 minutes on it, without even commencing the race due to our driving under flashing amber lights.

Following unjust and racially discriminatory treatment, our group received an email from the management team at Team Sport Karting Edmonton, declaring a permanent ban from the venue, unappealable by the customer care team. I urge you to stay clear of Team Sport Karting in North London, as head manager Luke Miller's behavior is not only rude and unprofessional but also...

Went yesterday with a group of friends, induction was fine and staff were really friendly however the problems started when we got onto the track.

Another group were on at the same time we were but one of them was a particularly aggressive dangerous driver who thought a Go Kart is a bumper car and on purposely hit everyone to spin then out of control. On one occasion he almost injured one of our group because he hit her so hard on the side of her Kart she almost flew out of it. The failure of the staff to disqualify him after witnessing him make contact with every single other driver is astounding. They also failed to stop the race for 3 laps after said driver had knocked myself intentionally on a straight which sent me spinning so I was facing the wrong way at a barrier. The staff member in the booth (who was supposedly monitoring the race) failed to notice all the other drivers waving at him for 3 consecutive laps when there was an accident/obstruction on the track. I was later informed that he was probably staring at his phone because he didn't look up.

Another health and safety issue was the blue roll left on the track which could have easily gotten caught in a tyre and caused another accident or fire hazard.

Irresponsible and dangerous drivers are a given at these activities however I expect staff to be more attentive a spot a hazard when it's so glaringly visible. Also thanks to that stranger I have a large visible bruise on my back from his aggressive approach to purposefully eliminate other people who are juse trying to enjoy themselves. If the staff had intervened when they were supposed to, a lot of complaints from our session wouldn't have been so prominent.

I'm very disappointed at the lack of health and safety standards and well as the...