ZONA PRODUTTIVA SUD GUIDED TOUR FIELD GUIDE
SuperGP in 35 Minutes: A Group Kart Grand Prix at Zona Produttiva Sud
Three continuous sessions on a technical track — timed qualifying, grid starts and two 15‑lap races — this guide explains how the KART Adulti superGp 35 minuti runs and what to expect.
SuperGP in 35 Minutes: A Group Kart Grand Prix at Zona Produttiva Sud.
On a compact, technical circuit in Zona Produttiva Sud, Sbiello Park stages a group Grand Prix formatted as three back‑to‑back sessions: a timed qualifying block followed by two grid‑start races. Drivers receive a full safety briefing and professional pit staff guidance; lap times are visible on the wheel and on the track monitor at session end.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Timed Qualifying + Two 15‑Lap Races
The session sequence is compact and competitive: a 10‑minute timed run, a grid start and 15‑lap race, then a second grid formed by race results for a 15‑lap final — all designed as a group Grand Prix.
270cc Competitor Karts with Remote Cut‑out
Participants drive Kart 270cc (9 cv) machines equipped with remote depowering systems for immediate safety intervention; steering‑wheel and monitor timing give instant feedback at the end of each session.
Briefing, Professional Staff and On‑Site Facilities
Every driver attends a comprehensive briefing before going out; pit staff run the operation, and facilities include helmets (with supplied cuffia), lockers and showers — staff will also provide disposable rainwear if needed.
What the day feels like
What the SuperGP Feels Like
The day condenses the rituals of sprint racing: a short, intense qualifying to set grid order, a semaphore‑lit rolling into a 15‑lap race, and then a final seeded from the previous result. It’s fast, focused and social — you and your group share pit routines, compare lap times on the monitors and live the cadence of repeated standing starts and countdowns.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this session suits — and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Choose an available date and time, purchase your sessions and the required tesseramento; arrive at the ticket desk 30 minutes before your reservation and be prepared to show the tesseramento QR code for each driver. Sessions can be booked from a minimum of 1 driver up to 10 drivers; cancellation is free up to 24 hours before the booking.
Carry a passport or identity card for tesseramento. Helmets are provided (with a supplied cuffia); bring a change of clothes and, in wet forecasts, a K‑way — disposable rainwear is available on request at check‑in.
Closed, secure shoes are required — high heels, sandals and flip‑flops are prohibited. In winter the venue fits specific heated wheel covers for hand warmth.
The facility provides lockers, showers and showering facilities; staff perform briefings for all drivers and karts are fitted with a remote depowering system to ensure on‑track safety.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the KART Adulti superGp session?
The SuperGP format lasts about 35 minutes in total: 10 minutes of timed laps followed by a 15‑lap race and a 15‑lap final.
What are the entry and participant limits?
Sessions are bookable from a minimum of 1 driver up to a maximum of 10 drivers.
What ID and paperwork do I need to bring?
Bring a passport or identity card for the tesseramento; you will be asked to show the QR code for each pilot at check‑in.
Is protective gear provided?
Helmets are included and supplied with a cuffia; participants should wear appropriate closed footwear and may request disposable rainwear at check‑in if needed.
Are there restrictions on who can race?
Drivers must meet the minimum height requirement (greater than 147 cm); high heels, sandals and intoxication are not permitted; minors are not allowed unaccompanied.