New Safety Policy

Due to the recent Florida Supreme Court ruling watering down the power of parental waivers and releases MKMC is in the middle of a policy review with regards to safety at the track. We believe that most of our current safety policies are adequate if people will adhere to them. There are some areas that have not been clarified to date and others that have tended to be ignored. These are some of the areas we need to emphasize at this time. MKMC golf carts are to be operated by MKMC staff and safety personnel only.

1. Private golf carts and all other motor vehicles must be operated by persons holding a valid drivers license.
2. No unauthorized personnel are allowed inside the fenced racetrack area.
3. There is no spectators allowed on pit road or within the grid area. Access to this area is intended for kart racers and mechanics that are participating in the current race. Each racer only needs one mechanic to help lift their kart.
4. No mechanical work is to be preformed on the pit road, grid or anywhere in the restricted area. Mechanical work is to be done in the pits.
5. All people entering the pit area on race days must have a pit pass. NO EXCEPTIONS. Offenders must leave the property immediately.

Monticello Karting needs the help of all of our racers and members in making sure these rules are followed. We cannot afford a full time security staff to make people behave. And nobody wants that type of environment at the track. We need to police this ourselves. Please do your part to keep MKMC a safe and fun place to be.

MKMC is a private racing facility located just outside of the town of Monticello in North Florida. Our track was especially designed for kart racing with the expressed goal of joining the ranks of the best karting tracks in the world. We are not an amusement park or concession center, although we do offer driving schools in our "track karts".

Karting at our club is serious wheel-to-wheel racing! Only race karts approved by sanctioning bodies such as the World Karting Association and CIK - Commission Internationale De Karting - FIA are allowed to race on the track. But, with that said, it's also about as much fun as a person can have without breaking any laws.