Last updated: January 28, 2026

Sugar River Raceway

🌳 Outdoor👨‍👩‍👧 Family Friendly🏆 Competitive🤝 Corporate/Group

★★★★☆ 4.7 (302 reviews)

🌳 Outdoor⛽ Gas Karts🏁 High Speed🎂 Party Packages

N2236 Mt Hope Rd, Brodhead, WI 53520

📞 (608) 897-2898

🌐 www.sugarriverraceway.com

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About Sugar River Raceway

Sprint racing with 6-15 lap races, 10 turns on paved asphalt course. Sugar River Raceway uses real racing karts with 1+ G corner load performance—high-performance equipment typically found at serious competitive tracks, not amusement park-style karts. Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars by 302 visitors.

Quick Facts

Track Type: outdoor
Kart Type: gas
Top Speed: 50 MPH
Min Age: ❌ Call for details
Height Req: ❌ Call for details
Pricing: $70 for 30 lap race (Thursday night)

💡 Did You Know?

⭐ Sugar River Raceway uses real racing karts with 1+ G corner load performance—high-performance equipment typically found at serious competitive tracks, not amusement park-style karts.
⭐ The 1/2-mile asphalt course features 10 turns and is designed for technical racing with multiple passing opportunities, hosting a formal point series racing program with medal awards.
⭐ Located in south-central Wisconsin with convenient access from Madison, Milwaukee, Rockford, and Chicago, making it a regional destination for group racing events and corporate outings.

Features & Services

Bachelor Parties
Company Outings
Family/Friend Race Events
Endurance Events

💬 What Visitors Say

⭐ Sugar River Raceway features high-performance racing karts (not amusement park-style), offering a technically challenging course with genuine racing equipment—ideal for enthusiasts seeking a competitive, exciting experience rather than casual fun.
👶 This venue is perfect for group outings like bachelor parties and corporate events; reviewers consistently praise the staff's helpfulness with instructions, safety protocols, and competitive scoring/awards that enhance the group experience.
⏰ Plan your visit for cooler months (April-November operating season, ideally spring or fall) as one reviewer specifically noted they prefer going 'when it's cooler out,' which likely provides better comfort during racing.