Watch: I tried the new multi-level race track and electric karts at Xtreme Karting Edinburgh and I loved it!

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I headed along to Xtreme Karting Edinburgh at Newbridge to try out Scotland’s largest indoor karting centre’s new multi-level track and electric karts.

Xtreme Karting recently reopened to the public following this £1.5 investment, which has added over 150 metres of adrenaline packed race track to what is already the country’s largest indoor karting centre.

The new multi-level track and electric karts at Xtreme Karting Newbridge.The new multi-level track and electric karts at Xtreme Karting Newbridge.
The new multi-level track and electric karts at Xtreme Karting Newbridge. | National World

The first big difference I noticed while racing in the new electric karts is the lack of noise and smell.

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Normally, you can’t hear yourself think on a go-kart track, so it was nice to enjoy a more peaceful drive, with the added bonus of not having petrol in my nostrils as I whizzed up and down along this challenging multi-level track, which takes you up and down as well as round and round with a corkscrew decent, the only one of its kind in the UK.

The new layout adds extra track to what is already Scotland's largest indoor karting centre.The new layout adds extra track to what is already Scotland's largest indoor karting centre.
The new layout adds extra track to what is already Scotland's largest indoor karting centre. | National World

I’ve taken on go-karting tracks across the UK and abroad, indoor and outdoor, and I have to say this is the best one I’ve even raced on. And with the electric karts also fitted with a boost button, it felt more like a real-life game of Mario Kart than standard go-karting!

With the added bonus of Xtreme Karting being on the edge of Edinburgh at Newbridge, just past the airport, I will definitely be back with friends and family in the future to enjoy a group racing session.

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