Box 98 launches karting school for young drivers this October
By Zak Jackson, MonacoViews Editorial
The Box 98 leisure centre in Monaco is opening a dedicated karting school for children and teenagers from early October, running a four-month programme.
Box 98, Monaco's indoor karting and leisure centre, is launching a structured driving school for young people this October, offering a four-month curriculum aimed at children and adolescents who want to develop their skills behind the wheel.
The programme goes well beyond lap times. Participants will work on driving technique, gain a working understanding of kart mechanics, and learn how to read and interpret race data - skills that mirror the analytical approach demanded at professional level in motorsport. For a Principality that lives and breathes Formula 1, a formalised pathway into competitive karting will resonate with many families.
Enrolment details and age eligibility have yet to be confirmed publicly, but the school is expected to run its first cohort from early October through to late January or February 2027. Parents interested in securing a place for their child are advised to contact Box 98 directly ahead of what is likely to be strong local demand.