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RPM Raceway in Long Island sets world record for longest indoor go-kart track

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May 22, 2025

RPM Raceway has secured a Guinness World Records title for the World's Longest Multi-Level Go-Kart Track (indoors) at its Long Island location, according to a press release. The record-breaking "MegaTrack" spans over 3,515.7 feet across a two-story layout.

The track debuted with a special event featuring NASCAR Cup Series driver Ricky Stenhouse Jr., who completed the first official lap. The achievement was confirmed on-site by Guinness World Records adjudicator Andrew Glass. The celebration, sponsored by Nos Energy, included giveaways and racing on the track, which features a fleet of high-performance electric go-karts. These karts are equipped with R-TECH, RPM's racing technology platform offering real-time race analytics and live performance tracking on a steering wheel display.

The track layout offers three distinct tracks with over 40 corners, straightaways, underpasses and spiraling ramps, which can be combined into the MegaTrack capable of accommodating up to 35 racers simultaneously.

"This track isn't just a record-breaker, it's a launchpad towards a lifetime hobby or professional career," Andrew Farage, CEO and co-founder of RPM Raceway, said in the release. "We're thrilled to celebrate this milestone with Ricky and the NOS Energy team, and to see him return to where it all started."

In addition to the record-setting track, the Long Island venue also features a gaming zone with a Hyperdeck VR arena, arcade games and racing simulators.

RPM Raceway operates four locations in the Northeast.