My eldest son, Sean, always wanted to be a race car driver. Since driving a real car is not yet an option, he found a way to start his driving career. For his 9th birthday, Sean only had 1 request. No need for a party, no need to eat out, no need for gigts. All he wanted was to drive a go kart – the closest to a real race car. He even knew which karting track to go to, The City Kart at Sucat.
And so we went.
Requirements:
Rubber shoes
Height of at least 4 feet
Php 600 race fee
Everything else City Kart provided:
Go Karts - in regular and kiddie sizes
Race Car Gears – mask, helmet, jumpsuit, and the works
Pre-race briefing – all racers are familiarized with the kart, track, rules and regulations
With everything set, Sean, together with his brother Carlos and cousin Anshel were all set to race.
Sean’s smile was permanently fixed on his face as he sat in his kart. As the checkered flag waved, Sean went off to his car racing dream.
After 10 minutes of swerves, and continuous acceleration, Sean and his competitors (Carlos and Anshel) finished the race.
Since City Kart has an efficient computerized timing system, we immediately knew who got the best time in a lap.
Guess who got the best time?
Yup, it’s Sean!
For 10 minutes and Php 600, Sean lived his dream.
Thanks City Kart.
Hours of operations
Monday to Friday: 3pm to 10pm
Saturday:10am to 12pm
Sunday and holidays:10am to 10pm
For information, reservations or corporate inquiries please call (02) 821-7087.
Address: KM 18 West Service Road, Sucat Paranaque
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