Fast Lap Indoor Kart Racing

Las Vegas, United States

3.3

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20 reviews

Accepts Credit Cards

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Accepts Credit Cards
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Good for Kids
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Description

Specialties

Fast Lap is a great place to take your Team! Corporate Events, Team Building with our Enurance Race, Bachelor and Birthday Party’s or simply «Arrive and Drive». Fast Lap is open to the public 7 days a week.

Check out our website for more information. Fast​laplv​.com

History

Established in 2002.

Fast Lap is one of the pioneers in the Indoor Karting Industry. We opened the door to our first facility in Las Vegas, Nevada way back in 2002 and have entertained Celebrities, Large and Small Company’s as well as the General Public in Both Las Vegas and the Inland Empire in Sunny Southern California. Fast Lap started out with gas powered race karts for the authentic and real feel of real racing. We have looked into and have tried the «Electric Kart» for our facility’s but we feel this is NOT the way to go. Electric are much heavier and do not handle like a real race kart… Gas truly gives you the sight, sound and feel of real racing.

Meet the Business Owner

Lew A.

Business Owner

Lew Arlington and Greg Bernauer, owners of Fast Lap Indoor Kart Racing started racing karts when they were kids. Growing up together and keeping in touch, Bernauer working in the computer business and Arlington owning a couple of Grocery Stores stopped by the original Indoor Karting Facility in Orange called Dromo 1. They had such a blast Arlington and Bernauer decided to open a facility in Las Vegas. It was a rough first year but after getting the general public to understand this type of Karting was for adults as well as young adults, the business started to skyrocket. Since then a lot of fancy electric tracks started opening all over the place. They have to be fancy because the race is simply not there. Very heavy karts with very narrow tracks it’s almost impossible to pass. When a customer asks what’s the difference Arlington and Bernauer always tells them to try both, knowing they will come back to the gas powered karts. Arlington and Bernauer plan on opening several more tracks.