Cerrina Race Track

Cerrina Race Track is an outdoor karting circuit in Bruino, in the province of Turin (Piedmont, Italy). It opened in 1999 on the site of the former kartodromo Cerrina, which hosted the European karting championships in 1971. The circuit runs two configurations: a daytime layout of about 1 km used until sunset, followed by a shorter nighttime layout once the sun goes down. A dedicated track welcomes children and teenagers aged 7 to 13 (minimum height 1.25 m), supervised by staff and using karts sized for their build.

You'll find Sodi 270cc karts for adults from age 14, a 270cc two-seater kart (10 hp) that takes a passenger from age 5 (minimum height 1.15 m) with an adult driver, a junior GX 120cc kart for ages 7 to 13, and a kart adapted for riders with reduced mobility, with parking close to the track. Access to the circuit requires an annual membership card costing 7 € per person. The venue also offers group packages combining karting, paintball and catering (Aperitivo, Grigliata, Evento Aziendale from 15 people), plus on-site extras: paintball, beach volleyball, padel and a restaurant.