Nestled in the heart of Vojens, the Vojens Motorsport Arena has become a notable destination for both serious racers and casual fun-seekers. Recently, the arena has undergone an exciting expansion of its track, allowing it to host international championships. This enhancement has not only elevated the arena’s profile but also created a vibrant community where both young and old come together to enjoy the thrill of go-kart racing.

The newly expanded track at Vojens Motorsport Arena is a significant improvement, featuring tighter corners and longer straightaways, which challenge even the most experienced drivers. This makes it an ideal venue for both local events and international competitions, drawing attention to racers even from abroad. From high-speed showdowns to family-friendly racing sessions, there’s something for everyone at the arena.

The arena isn’t solely about serious competition, though. Many visitors come simply to experience the excitement of driving a powerful go-kart or to share a few laughs with friends. The facility offers kart rentals, allowing groups and corporate teams to enjoy a day of racing tailored to their preferences. It’s a fantastic way to socialize with people.

At the heart of Vojens Motorsport Arena is a thriving club for drivers with ambitions. This club serves as a breeding ground for up-and-coming talent. Participants have regular practice sessions, and the possibility to compete in club championships that build experience and confidence.

The story of Danish F1 driver Kevin Magnussen, who began his journey in go-karting, is a testament to the potential that can spring from such humble beginnings. Many young drivers visit the arena dreaming of emulating Magnussen’s path to success in motorsport.
Vojens Motorsport Arena is more than just a place to race; it’s a vibrant community that welcomes everyone from casual drivers to serious competitors. And there is a restaurant, where you can enjoy a meal and a drink, or even rent the place to have a reception or a party.

During a recent event focused on veteran karts, I witnessed a delightful array of seasoned drivers showcasing their skills, and everybody was friendly and positive to me and my camera. To photograph a kart at full speed you have to pan and tilt your camera, use a shutter speed of about 1/200 second. AFC-setting, continuous shooting and even count on a high number of missed shots. See more of my sport photography.