About our circuit

RidgeCircuit outdoor pit lane and briefing area in Las Condes
Since opening in Las Condes

An outdoor karting circuit built around maintained fleets, clear prices, and steady marshals

RidgeCircuit Karting began as a weekend open-track project and grew into a full day-and-evening venue with a sealed layout, timing wall, and staged kart bay so guests can see machines prepared between heats.

We keep the session list tight on purpose: five-lap warm-ups, twelve-lap standards, twenty-four-lap endurance slots, junior and sport classes, plus seasonal race nights that change with daylight and weather. Marshals know regulars by preferred kart type, and new visitors get the same honest wait-time estimate. Find us at Valenzuela Puelma 9500, Las Condes, Santiago, or call +56 9 4807 3142 before peak weekend hours.

Plan a visit

Checked kart fleet

Between-heat inspections for brakes, belts, and tyre pressure so every release feels predictable

Clear briefings

Flag meanings, braking zones, and restart rules explained before every first session of the day

Honest grids

We quote realistic heat windows so group bookings start closer to when you expect them

Kart tyres and helmets prepared for evening heats
What guides the track

Run a fair grid, keep the board readable, stay reachable by phone

Prices stay in Chilean pesos on a single board. Seasonal formats never hide upgrade fees. Group capacity is stated before you pay.

We service engines, chains, and brake pads on a published maintenance cycle guests can ask about at the desk. Worn tyres rotate out of the sport lane first. Spare helmets are cleaned between busy blocks rather than sitting unused for weeks. That rhythm keeps sessions consistent from Monday morning through Sunday evening.

Fleet karts
Session types
Days open
Chief marshal Diego Salas at RidgeCircuit Santiago

Diego Salas

Chief marshal

Diego runs heat timing, grid spacing, and training for weekend rushes. Ask for Diego if you need a corporate challenge format or a reserved birthday window on a busy Saturday.

Crew roster

Guest host Mateo Vargas at RidgeCircuit

Mateo Vargas

Guest host

Mateo greets arrivals, manages helmet fitting, and coordinates session tickets with the pit desk. Call during quieter midweek hours and Mateo can usually suggest an open grid window.

Crew roster

Operations lead Camila Rojas planning seasonal race formats

Camila Rojas

Operations lead

Camila designs the seasonal race boards, positions junior and sport lanes, and checks height notes on tickets before drivers reach the start line.

Crew roster

Fleet technician Lucia Mendoza checking kart brakes

Lucia Mendoza

Fleet technician

Lucia handles morning fleet checks, tyre rotation, and brake adjustments so karts leave the bay ready instead of lagging between heats.

Crew roster

Driver notes

What guests say

Guest Elena Morales

Elena Morales

“RidgeCircuit feels like a proper outdoor karting venue. The briefing is consistent, the karts feel matched within each class, and the crew remembers our usual twelve-lap preference.”

Guest Javier Contreras

Javier Contreras

“I bring visiting family here because the session board is easy to scan and the prices match what is written. No surprise add-ons at the desk.”

Guest Sofía Herrera

Sofía Herrera

“Seasonal formats are actually seasonal. The twilight heats in March felt like cooler autumn evenings, and our corporate grid still started on time.”