X1 Boston

Kyle Coppola 

on Google

3 years ago

I raced in the junior leagues here from 2001 until 2011 when it was then F1 Boston and the adult leagues from time to time after that. I also worked with the track staff from 2011until 2013. This place meant so much to so many people. It’s where kids grew up, parents cheered and lifelong friends were made. Countless events and functions happened here and I’ll never forget the time Mark Martin and Jeff Gordon came and raced. RJ Valentine was the owner along with Karen and whatever happened to their business ventures with this... read more

Aidan Briney 

on Google

3 years ago

I raced here in the Junior leagues from 2012-2018 and worked on the track staff from 2019-2020, and am sad to report that they are now permanently closed. So sad - I am hoping that someone else takes up the charge and opens a karting facility here. Really an amazing opportunity given the location and lack of competition in the greater Boston area. With the right resources and plan, you could be superior to Supercharged Entertainment's in no time. Just look at their success - all it takes is commitment! 

DH 

on Google

3 years ago

Fun!!! Great time. Will be back. 

Jon Bakies 

on Google

3 years ago

Arthur clearly hasn't been go-karting before. Left foot braking is the norm for racing. I love these gas engines more than the electric the other karting places nearby have. FYI seatbelts are more dangerous when karting, you're not going fast enough to be launched out of your seat. And the risk of fire is greater than your road car. Meaning getting away from your kart after a crash is more important than being strapped in for your low speed collision. 

Arthur Serino 

on Google

3 years ago

I went because I had a gift voucher, but I was not impressed with the safety standards nor the maintenance of equipment. The cars don't even have seat belts, so even a relatively low-speed collision could result in serious injury. The cars don't have parking brakes or a neutral gear either, they simply butt the cars up against one another with the engines running to keep them stopped. That's how you get in and out--with the engines running and the transmissions in gear! The ventilation in the racing area isn't great on a col... read more