The Canadian Mini Indy karting complex is a 70 acre facility in Hamilton only minutes away from the 403, 407, QEW and the Lincoln Alexander Parkway. The member racing track is 1.5 km long with 12 turns and different track configurations.
The Race Track is open from March to November hosting, rookie racing league, Hamilton Regional Kart Club, Racing schools, Corporate and Team Building Events. The facility has plenty of parking, viewing stands and paddock space to accommodate its many members. Canadian Mini Indy takes care all of your karting needs with a kart and part shop, garage, dyno and snack bar.
The Canadian Mini Indy offers racing leagues for kids beginning at ages 8, with teen and adult leagues as well.
Super organized, well trained staff, even during the pandemic as they made sure you remained safe during time spent. Super fun Go-Karting experience, make sure to join the rookie series as you would not regret it. Being right near the airport, you got to enjoy the view of planes flying low right above your head. Don't forget to bring sunscreen!
Found out about them after going karting with some friends for the first time in my life at Cameron’s, best thing that’s ever happened to me. Fun, safe and competitive environment full of people you’ll be calling your friends at the end of the season. Staff works hard to keep everything running smoothly and the karts equal 😁 you won’t regret signing up for a full season or just coming for a couple races a year no matter your age. I love this place!! It’s a big family!
It was the best experience for my son this summer! He 14 years old, an introverted introvert who speaks fluent' Car and Driver', but had minimal "real" karting experience. His words to me after 20 minutes of Camp... "mom I think I have found my people" :) The head staff hooked us up with the appropriate gear that we could afford and had options to rent the rest! Paying attention to detail walking the fine line between what gear is mandatory vs what is nice to have, at what I think was affordable prices. AMAZING!! Especially for folks just trying it out! A special shout out to the young women and gentleman on staff! They were kind, courteous, and knowledgeable about the subject matter and extremely friendly. The Instructors of the program focused on giving critics of performance in a professional manner , always gearing towards the positive. The organization had exceeded my expectations in all the transactions I have had with them to date. The camp was so well done and beneficial we have signed my son up for Another session in August! The smile on my kids face is worth every single penny.
Canadian Mini-Indy is THE place to race in Southern Ontario. Trevor Wickens and his team of mechanics do an incredible job of preparing fast karts (including a brand new fleet of cars for 2017) that are a blast to drive in both dry and wet conditions! The marshals keep the events running smoothly, and the safety team is always there to help you out if you have an off-track excursion. Danielle and the front office staff do an incredible job of making you feel welcome, and they speedily answer any questions you have, night and day. After running almost 80 races last year as a rookie, I must say that I found each event to be very fun and competitive, a testimony to the caliber of drivers the facility attracts. Newcomers need not fear -- you'll always find someone of a similar skill level to battle wheel-to-wheel. Kart racing is a family sport, and one of the most enjoyable aspects of the Canadian Mini-Indy is seeing generations of racers out on the track. The facility welcomes everyone -- from 7 to 70+ -- and it's really neat to see kids and their parents suited up and ready to race. The camaraderie of the Canadian Mini-Indy, to me, is one of the best aspects of this facility. I've met so many awesome people at the track -- staff and fellow racers -- and forged many new friendships. Just hanging out in the pits and waiting to hit the track is a fun part of race day. Kudos to the Canadian Mini-Indy for running a wicked track. I'm looking forward to the 2017 season, and I hope to see some new faces out there.