Are spectators allowed on the track?

No. Spectators can only watch from the fan zone or designated viewing areas for safety during all sessions.

Can I upgrade my session?

Yes, participants can upgrade from Mixed Grid to Elite sessions subject to availability for a full Grand Prix experience.

Is there a minimum age to drive?

Mixed Grid sessions require participants to be 8 or older. Elite sessions require drivers to be 14 or older.

Do lap times get recorded?

All sessions include live lap timing, and results are emailed to drivers after the session for review and comparison.

Are race suits and helmets provided?

Yes, every driver receives a protective race suit and helmet at check-in to ensure safety and comfort on the track.

Can I buy souvenir photos?

Podium and finish-line photos are available for purchase after your session. Some upgrades include photos for all participants.

Is parking available on-site?

Limited parking is available at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium’s multi-storey car park. Pre-booking is recommended. Street parking is pay-and-display.

Are the karts realistic?

Adult karts feature DRS technology, engine sounds, and LED steering displays for an authentic F1-style driving experience.

Are there food options on-site?

Yes, a café and bar serve hot food, snacks, desserts, and drinks next to the track with seating in the fan zone.

About F1 Drive London | At Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Why is F1 Drive London a must-visit attraction?

F1 Drive London offers an adrenaline-filled racing experience unlike any other in the city. Both the Mixed Grid and Elite sessions give you a chance to step into the shoes of a professional driver.

Mixed Grid sessions are perfect for families or groups with mixed skill levels, letting juniors and adults race together in cadet and adult karts with adjusted speeds. Elite sessions offer a Grand Prix format for serious racers aged 14 and above, including practice, qualifying, and sprint races with grid starts.

Every session includes racing suits and helmets, live lap timing, and a podium celebration for the top finishers. The track’s technical design ensures each lap is thrilling, with tight corners, long straights, and acceleration zones. Outside of racing, you can explore the fan zone with live race screens, a merchandise shop, and a café. Whether competing or watching, every visitor experiences the energy and precision of Formula 1 racing right in London!

What to do at F1 Drive London?

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Mixed grid sessions

Mixed Grid sessions allow adults and juniors to race together using cadet and adult karts with adjusted speeds. Each session includes two races, live lap timing, and a podium moment, making it ideal for families or mixed skill groups.

Elite sessions

Elite sessions are designed for confident drivers seeking competitive racing. The experience includes a structured format with practice laps, qualifying, and a final sprint race. Grid starts, faster karts, and podium celebrations recreate the excitement of a real Formula 1 weekend.

Fan zone

The fan zone lets visitors stay connected to the action off track. Live timing screens display lap results in real time, while driver trackers and a full size Formula 1 show car create an engaging space for spectators between sessions.

Merchandise store

The merchandise store is located inside the Tottenham Experience Store near reception. Visitors can browse exclusive F1 Drive products, official Formula 1 memorabilia, clothing, accessories, and souvenirs, making it a convenient stop before or after racing sessions.

Café and bar

The on site café and bar sits beside the track within the fan zone. It serves hot food, snacks, desserts, and drinks, with seating that allows visitors to watch other races while relaxing after their own driving experience.

Highlights of F1 Drive London

500m track layout

The 500 metre indoor circuit features 17 technical corners and two DRS zones, creating a fast paced layout that rewards precision, clean overtakes, and confident driving across every lap.

Cadet and adult karts

F1 Drive London offers both cadet and adult karts, designed to suit different ages and skill levels, with responsive steering, controlled speed settings, and design cues inspired by real Formula 1 cars.

Podium celebrations

After each session, drivers can celebrate their finish on the winners podium. This moment includes professional photo opportunities, allowing racers to mark their achievement and take home a memorable keepsake.

Fan zone tech

The fan zone features advanced race technology, including live lap timing screens and driver trackers, alongside a full size Formula 1 show car that adds context and excitement between on track sessions.

Brief history of F1 Drive London

F1 Drive London was launched to bring the thrill of Formula 1 racing into the city, using Tottenham Hotspur Stadium’s state-of-the-art facilities. Designed for both families and competitive drivers, it blends realistic F1 karting technology with a safe, controlled environment. The venue has rapidly become one of the UK’s premier indoor racing attractions, attracting visitors from across London and beyond. Its innovative Mixed Grid sessions were among the first in the country to combine cadet and adult kart racing safely. Today, F1 Drive London continues to expand its fan zone, simulators, and event offerings, creating a unique motorsport experience in the heart of Tottenham.

Who built F1 Drive London?

F1 Drive London was developed by the F1 Drive team in collaboration with Tottenham Hotspur Stadium management. The design focuses on safe, realistic karting for all ages, combining F1-inspired karts, track technology, and interactive fan experiences.

Architecture of F1 Drive London

Crowd outside Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London on a clear day.

The racing venue is located inside Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, using a large indoor area to house a 500-meter professional-standard karting track. The layout accommodates 17 turns, two DRS zones, and wide safety barriers for mixed and Elite sessions. The fan zone, café, and merchandise areas are strategically placed to offer spectators clear track views. The design integrates modern lighting, digital timing screens, and F1-style aesthetics throughout the space. Safety and accessibility were key considerations, ensuring wheelchair access and clear pathways. The combination of track engineering and spectator design allows both drivers and visitors to enjoy an authentic F1 experience inside a stadium environment.